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Asked: 2026-06-08T10:00:23+00:00

I am working on a project that I will get all tweets from a

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I am working on a project that I will get all tweets from a country that has tweeted within a certain time period. I will make a data mining on it after that(examining that how many positive thoughts are said for a certain pupil etc.). I want to use Java as programming language. However I don’t know how to start this project. I made a search and I know that there is:

Where I can start to get all tweets from a country(if it can be from a given state) within a time period. Some examples are like: you are giving a username and it returns the tweets if it is a public profile. I don’t have the list of all public profiles. Should I handle that problem and how?

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  1. Editorial Team

    If you gonna use Java Twitter4j is your best shot.

    But you gonna have to choose a strategy for retrieving the tweets that you want.

    You can either get the data from Twitter itself or get it from a Data Provider which has full Firehose Access. DataSift and Gnip are those providers which has full access to Firehose.If you want to use a data provider DataSift is the way to go because of its own query language which is pretty cool.

    In case of retrieving the data by yourself.

    • Firstly if you want to get the Tweets in real time you need to use Twitter Streaming API and Twitter4j makes it really easy to use it.But unfortunately Streaming API doesn’t support country or language filtering.You can listen the Streaming API for the search queries that you are registered for.

    • Your second option is Search API.Twitter4j also makes using Search API pretty easy.Search API supports much more filtering options.But there isn’t any way to filter tweets for country.But instead of that filtering tweets depending on the Language is much more useful way to do that. E.g filtering tweets that are en,fr or so on.

    Hope this helps.

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