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Know the current Covid status of your country using Python!

 We all are aware about COVID-19, i.e. coronavirus infectious disease 2019. 

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Isn't it fascinating, using python for numerous purpose!

So, here is the python program that can help you know the status of COVID-19 of your country.

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For this you need to install one package using the pip command.

pip install covid

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from covid import Covid

covid=Covid()

cases=covid.get_status_by_country_name("India") #enter the name of the country you want to know the status

for x in cases:

    print(x,":",cases[x])

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Output of the above program, giving current status is:

id : 80

country : India

confirmed : 9857029

active : 356546

deaths : 143019

recovered : 9357464

latitude : 20.593684

longitude : 78.96288

last_update : 1607920004000

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I hope this article have helped you! Stay tuned for more such posts.

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