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Looks like you did not link your gif walkthrough for this assignment or it is not rendering (animating) properly when viewed in the README 😬. The gif helps us to make sure we don't miss any required or optional stories you have completed.
Render your gif: Once you have uploaded your gif to a site like imgur you can render it using the following syntax.
<img src="my_gif_address.gif", width=250 />
Make sure all you have completed the following steps to completing your README:
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👍 Nice work! The point of this homework was to get a chance to implement a TableView (one of the most common views in iOS) and to work with real data over the network (in this case from the Movies Database API).
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