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    During the project, the author tried but failed to find a simple way to add a texting feature to send location data via SMS. They completed the core functionality of finding and displaying longitude and latitude on a website using HTML, JavaScript, and a button. While the author wanted to add texting, no suitable free option was found. The project was a good opportunity to practice and expand coding skills, though adding texting remained elusive. To validate the location data, the author checked it against an online longitude and latitude tool and found it was accurate.

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    During the project, the author tried but failed to find a simple way to add a texting feature to send location data via SMS. They completed the core functionality of finding and displaying longitude and latitude on a website using HTML, JavaScript, and a button. While the author wanted to add texting, no suitable free option was found. The project was a good opportunity to practice and expand coding skills, though adding texting remained elusive. To validate the location data, the author checked it against an online longitude and latitude tool and found it was accurate.

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    Capstone Update 4

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    During the project, the author tried but failed to find a simple way to add a texting feature to send location data via SMS. They completed the core functionality of finding and displaying longitude and latitude on a website using HTML, JavaScript, and a button. While the author wanted to add texting, no suitable free option was found. The project was a good opportunity to practice and expand coding skills, though adding texting remained elusive. To validate the location data, the author checked it against an online longitude and latitude tool and found it was accurate.

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    During the past few weeks, I tried to find more possible ways to add the texting feature in my

    location finder; however, the ones I found were either too complicated for my level of coding
    knowledge to understand or wanted an API to be used which was available through a monthly
    subscription. Therefore, I was not able to find any source that would help me with the texting
    function I wanted to add to my capstone project. So far, I completed the finding longitude and
    latitude part of the project. I initially made a website using HTML and wrote the location-finding
    function using JavaScript. The location will show when the button placed in the middle of the
    screen is pressed and allows the website to share your location. Overall, this project was a
    great opportunity for me to go over the coding skills that I did not use for a while. I also learned
    new things while making the project and grow my knowledge in the area of coding. However, it
    was a while since I coded, so it took many times for me to come up with the project I have
    currently. Also, I really wanted to add the texting feature to the project, so after receiving the
    longitude and latitude of the user, the user could send the information to a desired phone
    number, but I was not able to find anything.

    To check if the longitude and latitude printed were correct, I went to a longitude and latitude
    checking the website and the numbers on my website showed up to be accurate.

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