In order to see how this program would actually look to a user if it were fully functional, we will use time.sleep(30) in order to update the tweet frequency updates every 30 seconds. Right now, it updates continuously (since all data is available).
Eventually, we would need to determine if efficiency needs to be improved in general, because, as is, it's fairly computationally expensive—at least when the demo runs continuously without time.sleep()...
In order to see how this program would actually look to a user if it were fully functional, we will use time.sleep(30) in order to update the tweet frequency updates every 30 seconds. Right now, it updates continuously (since all data is available).
Eventually, we would need to determine if efficiency needs to be improved in general, because, as is, it's fairly computationally expensive—at least when the demo runs continuously without time.sleep()...