Covered how to use web browser module, also most fun part is to control the web browser using selenium module, can open a browser, click on a link in the page, get the text, extract specific content, enter text and use search option all through python code Continuing - Udemy course - 'Automate the boring stuff with Python' #LearnAI_MLForJob 12/n

Covered more concepts of debugging Logging module, logging.debug Then the debugger and the options of Go,Step, Over, out, and breakpoints Continuing the Udemy course - 'Automate the boring stuff with Python' #LearnAI_MLForJob 11/n

Learnt about Copying , moving , deleting files and folders - shutil module, os.unlink, os.rmdir, shutil.rmtree, send2trash module, os.walk Next topic - debugging raise exception & assert Continuing Udemy course - 'Automate the boring stuff with Python' #LearnAI_MLForJob 10/n

Covered file names, absolute & relative file paths Reading & writing (appending) plain text files shelve module that can store python data structures in binary file format Udemy course : Automate the boring stuff with Python #LearnAI_MLForJob 9/n

More into regex Findall - lists, tuples, ^, $, ., .*, .*? DOTALL, IGNORECASE,VERBOSE methods of re module .sub() - to replace; Dividing text into groups & extracting 1st letter of a word To end it, wrote a sample program to extract phone numbers & email ids from a large sample of text, & used some concepts of regex learnt so far It was fun to improvise the code as well to debug a little bit. I was writing code in google colab, which cannot use pyperclip module as it runs in virtual environment. So, created a sample text myself with some scenarios included. Udemy course - Automate the boring stuff with Python 8/n #LearnAI_MLForJob

Deep dive into string formating %s and regular expressions Batch files (.bat) Path environment variables, command line arguments; %* Regular expression module re ; re.compile() search, Findall methods, ? : 0 or 1 *: 0 or more : 1 or more {n}: exact n times {n1, n2}: min, max; greedy match, nongreedy match Continued the book 'Automate the boring stuff in Python' on youtube #LearnAI_MLForJob 7/n

Continued the course 'Automate the boring stuff with Python' course from Udemy, covered flow charts, if else, for, while loops 3/n #LearnAI_MLforJob

I asked chatGPT 'what are the best resources to learn AI/ML to get a job within 3 to 4 months' and here is its answer chatgpt.com/share/67358aae-4… The 1st step is 'Automate the boring stuff with Python' course from Udemy. Began it & wrote 1st program too 2/n #LearnAI_MLforJob