We can read, crop, rotate, flip, and change the size of images using the ‘PIL’ module. ‘PIL’ is the module used to process images in python. We can convert date and time to any format and use it in our program. Similarly, we can use the ‘time’ module to manipulate almost everything related to time.
We can find screen resolution, move the pointer to a specific point, press any key, even drag and drop files using this module. ‘Pyautogui’ is a module used to automate tasks related to keyboard and mouse.
System commands can also be run using this module. We can use the ‘os’ module to manipulate our system like creating or deleting directories or files etc.
We can use these modules to automate almost everything on our system. There are a lot of automation modules in python. Saving time, increasing efficiency and increasing accuracy are the main reasons to automate tasks. There are many similar examples and we can make them easier by automating them. These tasks are really time taking and you can save that much time by automating these tasks. For example, renaming hundreds of files in a directory manually, organizing files in a directory, creating a backup of your files regularly, etc. In real life, there are some tasks that are not too difficult but time taking and it feels too much hard to complete those tasks manually. In this article, we will automate and schedule some tasks on our system using python. We can automate almost everything on our system using the Python programming language. Currently, it is one of the most powerful programming languages used in back-end web development, software development, artificial intelligence, machine learning, data processing, image processing, automation etc. Python is an interpreted, high-level, cross-platform, and easy-to-use programming language. This article Automating the boring Stuff: Scheduling Tasks using Python
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