Python Automation with PyAutoGUI | Full Course With Projects!

[@louise7561]

Such an amazing tutorial - projects were so fun! Thank you! Just donated to your Ko-Fi for all your hard work❤️

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Thank you so much, that’s so kind of you! 💛

[@ButterCupLetsgoColts]

Yes, excellent tutorial, especially for a novice like myself. Plus she's cute 🤩

[@eduardofernandez2469]

Thank you. Please make a video about how to click in another Windows please

[@deadpopcorn8523]

@@CodeoftheFuture im done, it says "modulenotfohnderror" but ive downloaded pyautogui several times with pip.... its on python v3.10.7 if ur wondering

[@KinkyJalepeno]

@@ButterCupLetsgoColtsYup, a brainy fitty into coding is welcome rarity 😊

[@OoMikkioO]

I started 24 hours ago watching videos about Python, just stopped to sleep, and now I'm here. I can't believe I didn't start programming earlier.

[@robinrebiere5570]

Did you keep learning python? I'm curious to know where you at now

[@DataSet]

Now where are you two years later

[@abdelkaderabbes3802]

Thanks Ellie! ❤️ Note: Don't skip Ads to help her

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Thank you so much!!

[@donnyguntmash605]

I have tried following other guides and tutorials but not a single one has been able to actually explain things in such a way that is easy to understand! THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! ☺️

[@pradumnkumar]

I love how well this whole video is put together. You also have good communication skills. You speak clearly which kept me engaged throughout.

[@soljashet5692]

Underrated channel. Gave me ideas for a bot i wanted to write.

[@Bruno-oj3zb]

4:05 if you want to see the mouse position " in real time" you can create a loop , something like this will show the mouse position every half a second. import pyautogui import time import threading def refreshmouse(): threading.Timer(0.5, refreshmouse).start() print(pyautogui.position()) refreshmouse()

[@Bruno-oj3zb]

or use this, will show the mouse position in the console and also the RGB values of the current mouse position , lets say the mouse its over a picture it will show you the RGB value of the color of the picture. pyautogui.displayMousePosition()

[@linusgoblin]

directly in a terminal you can use: while true; do clear; xdotool getmouselocation; sleep 0.1; done

[@chandlerketelsen3765]

Alright! Magic mouse powers unlocked! Thanks so much for the tutorial.

[@4424gamers]

If anybody wants to learn and understanding about coding then you are at perfect channel

[@michaelponce5965]

Thanks for the info and easy breakdown! I recently learned about this neat little trick and figured I would share it with everyone watching this video as it relates to your "print(pyautogui.position())" bit: A super-cool way to get this info real-time without having to run this line over and over and over again is to: 1) Open CMD prompt 2) Type 'python' 3) Type 'import pyautogui' 4) Type 'pyautogui.displayMousePosition()' 5) Keep CMD open to view real-time X, Y coordinates of the cursor position as well as the RGB values! 6) Type 'Ctrl-C' to quit Found this in another video and it really helped me save a lot of time finding mouse coordinates. Thank you again for the video! Keep doing awesome stuff like this. :)

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Awesome, thanks so much for the tip!

[@batuhanoruccelik5775]

I like this video with pyautogui module. Thanks for your effort Ellie 😊

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Thank you so much!!

[@angadsingh6478]

you can use ctrl+d(windows) or cmd+d(mac) to duplicate a line😊

[@feridobeidat4989]

Your channel is seriously underrated! Great job and thanks

[@Venom_1200]

It is very interesting to learn with you Please keep posting videos

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Definitely will do!🤩

[@azimurrr]

The lesson was very helpful. Thanks a lot and although I don't know English well, I still understood everything. Thank you again :)

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Thank you so much!! That really means a lot☺️

[@AutomobileHindi]

Thank you ❤👍 Watched the full video

[@HTWwpzIuqaObMt]

Awesome tutorial for beginners. I would like to mention that using the os lib helps a lot with navigating to other pages

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definitely getting a like, well deserved... I think we all know the information you gave wont rly be used for anything ethical xoo

[@natashasamuel9346]

Great class. Keep up the good work. Thank You, Natasha Samuel

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your comment😁

[@RiddleRations]

Great job! Your videos are super cool!

[@AlexMercersRevenge]

This was a great tutorial, thank you. Seriously, this jump started my coding career.

[@ByteBeacon9660]

This is a really good tutorial. Good job. I really needed this.

[@narsimhareddy7224]

this is probably the most intresting module i would ever learn

[@hidemane3403]

i love this course, big thanks : )

[@linusgoblin]

Also, if you are botting, its not a bad idea to sprinkle some randomness in the wait times, move locations and move durations.

[@pgvideos9138]

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[@pogi09282805724]

What a great tutorial! Keep it up please! We need people like you teaching us plebs.

[@mustafaemre729]

U made it simple man ur subscribers are well deserved

[@RivinduBRO]

actually it was very useful for mee waiting for more turials like this very good and well done

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[@change_myself3200]

Amazing way , I'm newbie in programming but now after watched your video I'm able to do a lot of things through Python. Thank you very Much

[@thanujamarasingha5628]

This is awesome 🤩🤩🤩

[@alisher.m]

Very good tutorial, thank you!

[@grandparick3176]

Thank you so much for such an amazing video with actual project. Funny thing is I used ur automated liking project to like ur tiktok videos and it worked perfectly and was so satisfying to see. Keep making more project videos.

[@nivoset]

Just trying to learn python and found this library. Thanks for the breakdown, im going to be sully now and automate weird things because i can.

[@dev6296]

Fantastic, very informative and valuable, thanks a lot dear

[@DarksilversXD]

That's a pretty good video, as a french guy I understood all and I don't even thought that you were talking in english lol

[@imranbendh784]

I love ur courses

[@shamanu67]

thanks for your time and for this awesome beginner tutorial!

[@alexlascau1994]

This was actually incredible

[@uglykaneki5165]

Thank you for your guide) Keep helping people to learn interesting modules

[@jakariarafi9737]

Even though it was a lot, its exactly what i was looking for with such great brief explanations. Thanks bruv

[@mangobrother]

What a wonderful tutorial. Much respect, madam. Subscribed.

[@photographer6419]

Love your stuff! Big help!

[@swaroop_vp]

Great tutorial. Expecting more from you. 😊

[@sujalbandodkar1862]

Awesome!

[@ThaoMeoTV]

Good artical, thanks for sharing.

[@JasperPloum]

I'm gonna try project 2 on your TikTok😌

[@ebooo7368]

Dear madam,I was trying to use LocateOnScreen function in pyautogui and it worked at the begining.But now even if i loop the process to find the picture,the computer does not find it.Can you help me to fix this?

[@michellesanctuary9089]

How to make a simple PYTHON code or even .batch command file to automatically zip an entire folder into a .rar file and the next folder too? Is it possible to create such code?

[@prakashrathod4877]

Are you kidding me? Are you for real? You are a born teacher. You explained so beautifully. I dont have words to express myself. Thank you so much for this simple explanation. The only thing I am not happy with is you did not explain how to take cropped screenshots and how to locate on screen functions. I hope you do a tutorial on it soon. Love you.

[@jetspray3]

pyautogui seems to be your favorite python module.

[@amadeoangelquispehernandez]

Muchas gracias ☺, eres lo máximo! Dios te bendiga 🙌

[@eric0793]

Awesome tutorial, thanks a lot!

[@songhye742]

Another knowledge again

[@subirdev7151]

A very useful lesson for all aspiring softians

[@bearstudios101]

Let me add my voice to the group of people who believe you should make an udemy course. I'm just jn minute 12 and my goodness this is brilliant stuff

[@sherifessam2942]

Very nice tutorial

[@rahmatillokh]

awesome tutorial

[@theswordandtrowel]

Thank u so much.......your accent makes it even better

[@wqpeachy]

instead of delaying the time to get the position, you could also just press ctrl s and then f5 to run

[@prashlovessamosa]

Awesome project mam 😎 thanks for sharing.

[@joseluisgalancabilla8792]

What an amazing and interesting tutorial!!! Thank you very much.

[@myerwerl]

Great example. For interacting with web, I believe selenium is the better option.

[@phy6geniuxYTcreations]

Amazing tutorials! :D

[@KoradiyaAbhay]

Wow very amazing tutorial. BTW your specs is very nice. which specs do you have?

[@danielqashqai5443]

Your course amazing 👏🏽

[@rons0098]

Really helpful, even for professionals

[@rimantasdanilevicius6754]

Nice beginner-friendly tutorial. Any plans to touch more intermediate topics? Regarding screenshot? Is it possible to command what size and area of the screen to take a screenshot?

[@kolchikayn5740]

thank s for your time actually, i wrote that comment using what I've just learned

[@JamesGeddesTV]

Great tutorial! I would pronounce GIU as "gooey"

[@hauntedhobbies]

Is there a way to assign a random variable to the delays in pyautogui? I'd like a move mouse to a location and then sometime between 10 seconds and 60 seconds later, click. Every loop would need to re-randomize that variable. I hope that makes sense.

[@Ohiostategenerationx]

Nice video and great instructions. How would I be able to get the mouse location on another person's computer without them having to install python?

[@narsimhareddy7224]

awesome thank you soo much

[@akmalhidayat9688]

python can drawing. for me it is amazing. i wonder, if i have a list of points, line, curve or even spline (as csv which is comming from dxf extraction), can pytautogui re-draw it? what could be the limitation (of pyautogui). great channel

[@ozan8202]

Thank you. Can you show us; A code that will record the movements and clicks of my mouse with a key combination we assign, stop our movements with another key combination, and replay the recorded movements with another key combinationplease.

[@appbagcreations9622]

simple and easy!

[@brycegisclair1080]

Thank You for the tutorial. I followed the install Anaconda and install PYCHARM video. I went to command and did the pip install in command and it installed PYAUTOGUI. I tested it while still in command, I did PY (enter), import pyautogui (enter). I did both the Print(pyautogui.position()) and received the mouse position and Print(pyautogui.size()) and received back the screen size. The problem is in PYCharm when I do the import pyautogui it gives me the error, that it is not finding the package for pyautogui. I click install and it fails. Do you have a different interpreter besides python 3.11 that has the pyautogui package available?

[@ProshivkaChanel]

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[@theheavy9308]

THIS AMAZING this video is basically teaching how to be a hacker

[@shaileshsahani3313]

i just love this tutorial this is osm

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Thank you 💕💟❣️

[@Henry_Nunez]

Excelente 😊👏👏 Thank you 👉🔔

[@davb9514]

Thanks, very helpful.

[@arandomkid365]

let me send this video to my teacher to show him how easy explaining can be thansk

[@Александр-м9е5я]

Thx, can u do some video about "How u can control PC with u Voice?" Like press keys with voice comand and many many...

[@swagatamirapu1077]

omg this is so much useful ....great video

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Thank you so much!

[@54-nileshparab96]

Thanks for teaching me ❤️

[@MegaNachodude]

This was so helpful and well explained

[@idiskicomps9700]

ive been making complete verses on a single soft, it seems everyone of these tutorials i find like to put a single instrunt on each

[@ronaldogoat1130]

Your lesson so understandable. Thanks. It was useful for me..💛💚💙

[@alexgreen984]

Прикольная люстра, у моей бабушки была такая же xD

[@benitosunisankar3851]

i couldnt finish reading it but the first 2 sentences were inspirin LMAO

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Very nice tutorials! They are super easy to follow

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learning python from her is better than wasting yur time on fortnite and pubg

[@HaydayTaqe]

How can I control an application on my mobile device where you open any application

[@hakanbilgin6875]

thanks for video

[@adityaburhade4040]

can you please make video how to to refresh button automation....Plz

[@dawndonaldson7734]

PyCharm Pro version won't import pyautogui module. why? using windows 11 home edition. no powershell installed. but it does work on python3 command line to import pyautogui. please do video on your "configuration and setup" of PyCharm. If I am using the same software you are using makes it easier to replicate what you are doing therefore increasing comprehension.