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-OpenWeatherMap JAPIs
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+<h1>OpenWeatherMap JAPIs</h1>
 
-Java APIs for OpenWeatherMap.org. OpenWeatherMap.org JAPIs lets you easily access information about current weather, weather forecasts, daily forecasts, etc. directly from OpenWeatherMap.org by providing direct, easy-to-configure, and easy-to-configure APIs.
+<h4>Java APIs for OpenWeatherMap.org</h4>
 
+OpenWeatherMap.org JAPIs lets you easily access information about current weather, weather forecasts, 
+daily forecasts, etc. directly from OpenWeatherMap.org by providing direct, easy-to-configure, and 
+easy-to-use APIs written in Java. You can use this library to create weather applications using Java.
+
+
+
+<h2>Versions</h2>
+<h3>2.5 (Compatible with OWM APIs v2.5)</h3>
+
+
+<h4>2.5.0.1 (latest)</h4>
+
+<h5>Implemented:</h5>
+1. Current Weather
+2. Weather Forecasts
+3. Daily Forecasts
+
+<h5>Not implemented (planned):</h5>
+1. Searching of City
+2. Weather Maps
+3. Country code to name converter
+4. Direction code to name converter
+
+
+
+<h2>Why to use OWM JAPIs?</h2>
+1. Easy to use
+2. Minimize your code
+3. Lessen your efforts
+
+Using OWM JAPIs, you only need to focus on your application and its user interface, and you can just leave 
+the work of accessing weather and forecast data from OpenWeatherMap.org on this library. This reduces code 
+in your program and improves the readability and performance of your code.