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=== TemperatureSink.java
=== Code the Sink!
Open the TemperatureSink.java file in the `initial/cloud-streams-sink` project.
This class shows how simple it is to write a Spring Cloud Streams app that consumes events from PubSub+.

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}
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=== Sink:application.yml
=== Configure the Sink
Next let's take a look at the application.yml file. Note that an application.properties file could be used instead.
Open the application.yml file in the `initial/cloud-streams-sink` project.

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== Create a Spring Cloud Stream Source

=== FahrenheitTempSource.java
=== Code the Source!
Open a new console/terminal if needed.
Open the FahrenheitTempSource.java file in the `initial/cloud-streams-source` project.
This class shows how simple it is to write a Spring Cloud Streams app that sends events to PubSub+.
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}
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=== Source:application.yml
=== Configure the Source!
Next let's take a look at the application.yml file. As stated earlier, an application.properties file could be used instead.
Open the application.yml file in the `initial/cloud-streams-source` project.

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== Create a Spring Cloud Stream Processor

=== ConvertFtoCProcessor.java
=== Code the Processor!
Open a new console/terminal if needed.
Open the ConvertFtoCProcessor.java file in the `initial/cloud-streams-processor` project.
This class shows how simple it is to write a Spring Cloud Streams app that receives, processesses & sends to PubSub+.
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}
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=== Processor:application.yml
=== Configure the Processor!
Next let's take a look at the application.yml file. As stated earlier, an application.properties file could be used instead.
Open the application.yml file in the `initial/cloud-streams-processor` project.

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