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_CNN\MixImages"))
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IMAGE_HEIGHT=256 # maybe 256
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min_temperature, avg_temperature, heating_degree_days, cooling_degree_days, sunrise, sunset,
length_of_day)
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parts = date.split('/')
month = parts[0].rjust(2, '0')
day = parts[1].rjust(2, '0')
return f"{month}/{day}"
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print(f"{'Date':<10}{'Precipitation':<15}{'Snowfall':<10}{'Snow Depth':<10}{'Max
Temp.':<10}{'Min Temp.':<10}{'Avg
Temp.':<10}{'HDD':<10}{'CDD':<10}{'Sunrise':<10}{'Sunset':<10}{'Length of Day':<15}")
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printHeader()
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weather = weatherDB[key]
print(f"{weather.date:<10}{weather.precipitation:<15}{weather.snowfall:<10}{weather.snow_depth:<10}{weather.max_temperature:<10}{weather.min_temperature:<10}{weather.avg_temperature:<10}{weather.heating_degree_days:<10}{weather.cooling_degree_days:<10}{weather.sunrise:<10}{weather.sunset:<10}{weather.length_of_day:<15}")
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month = input("Enter month (MM): ")
printHeader()
for key in weatherDB:
if key.startswith(month):
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max_temp = weather.max_temperature
max_temp_record = weather
printHeader()
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