# Test Program that Contains a Single Tweet

def getTweet():
  '''Gets the single tweet for testing.
  INPUTS: none
  OUTPUTS: list'''
  myTweet = ["182104418181857281",
             "1332252051000",
             "<a href=""http://foursquare.com"" rel=""nofollow"">foursquare</a>",
             "drmagoo",
             "15764747",
             "40.10871093",
             "-88.26902204",
             "United States",
             "",
             "0",
             "false",
             "false",
             "Election Day! Primary voting in Illinois... (@ Grace Lutheran Church) http://t.co/wewEmvQb"]
  return myTweet

def printTweet():
  '''prints the tweet
  INPUTS: none
  OUTPUS:none'''
  
  tweet = getTweet()
  print 'Each tweet has 13 elements:'
  print '#0:Tweet ID (',tweet[0],')'
  print '#1:Unix Time (',tweet[1],')'
  print '#2:Source (',tweet[2],')'
  print '#3:Tweeter Name (',tweet[3],')'
  print '#4:Tweeter ID (',tweet[4],')'
  print '#5:Latitude (',tweet[5],')'
  print '#6:Longitude (',tweet[6],')'
  print '#7:Country (',tweet[7],')'
  print '#8:Place (',tweet[8],')'
  print '#9:Retweet Count (',tweet[9],')'
  print '#10:Favorited? (',tweet[10],')'
  print '#11:Retweet? (',tweet[11],')'
  print '#12:Tweet (',tweet[12],')'
              
  return

def writeKMLfile():
  '''Writes the tweet to KML file called 'singletweet.kml'
  INPUTS: none
  OUTPUTS: none'''

  tweet = getTweet()
  
  # FILL THIS IN

  return