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True" What's up guys, welcome to your 156th Android tutorial. For the new boss, in what we're gonna do before we actually start working with the XML parser is get our data collected class set up, which we called the XML data collected. All we want this class to do is have our variables for a city and our temperature. So, our temperature is gonna be int and we're gonna call this temp. You know, something like that. And we're just gonna issue set this equal to be just in case if we can't parse the data from XML, we're gonna return it as an error message of some sort. Haven't figured that out yet. What we're gonna do, we're also going to return a string which is gonna be our city. So, we're just gonna say string and we're gonna call this city, set this equal to null. So now, what we want this class to do is be able to set these variables according to whatever our handling XML stuff class is going to send to us. So, we're going to set up some methods within this class to kind of set up these variables to be what they're supposed to be. And we're just going to use three methods. One is going to be public void set city, and what we're gonna pass in to this is, again, a string because that's what we're working with. We're gonna call this string C or whatever we're getting passed in C. And then what we're gonna do is we're gonna set up our city variable that we have defined for this class, and we're gonna just set that equal to be whatever is passed in. Now, when we use the handling XML stuff class, we can pass in some information...