Finding max earthquake in dataset #1
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Hi, I found there are two earthquakes with the max magnitude 4.8. |
You're probably right, my code would have just pulled out the first event with magnitude = 4.8 - I should have been more careful to get all such events, thanks |
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It took me a little while to realise I needed json.loads before json.dumps so that the formatting worked nicely.
The strongest earthquake was at (-2.15, 52.52) with magnitude 4.8
Answers UCL-COMP0233-2022-2023/RSE-Classwork#13