5 Amazing Ways to Automate Your Life using Python

5 Quick Python Automation projects that are perfect for beginners to automate your life.

Being able to automate boring everyday tasks with Python is legitimately the closest thing I have ever seen to magic.

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Just being able to take a task in my everyday life and with my own fingers be able to create an unpaid assistant for myself that can just do this task for me forever is truly a magical feeling.

And after this video, my hope if that if you haven’t already, you will be able to open your eyes to the amazing world of all the things that Python allows us to create.

So to that effect, welcome to another pyrhon automation tutorial on my channel. I am about to show you 5 very quick and simple python automation projects that you can literally go and build right after you finish this video in one weekend.

These are not just ang mickey mouse projects that you will see in most tutorials - these are legitimate projects that can be used to solve actual problems in many different domains which is also exactly what employers want to see.

Yet another reason why learning to build automation projects is an excellent place to start to hone your programming skill sis becaus ethe mindset you will develop serves as a perfect stepping stone to also move into more serious AI programming, and in this new age of AI & chat GPT, I don’t think I need o tell you how important this is to insure yourself against the risk of other kind of programming being swept away by AI programming - learn to be the one replacing menial tasks rather than being replaced.

By watching this video you will learn the following:

-how to find & use libraries in Python

-how to use APIs

-and of course, lots of practice solving actual problems using programming fundamentals

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Why Python is so magical
0:49 Idea 1
4:24 Idea 2
7:01 Idea 3
9:00 Idea 4
11:46 Idea 5
14:50 How to MASTER Python

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[akashreddyjammula]

1. csv manipulation
2. desktop cleaner
3. email sender
4. google drive file uploader
5. investing/wealth caluclator

[Suxanes]

I'm more than half way finished from the Python ZTM course and now building projects from your videos. Love your videos and your humor!

[nicolotiraboschi]

"Let's say you're saving 5 thousand dollars a month". Yeah, let's say that. 😂

[KimMcCumber]

I just discovered your content a few days ago (I'm a little over a week into learning Python, so very new to it). Love your content and definitely planning to hop into the Masterclass. Will there be any content around data analysis and machine learning? Those are two topics that I'm specifically interested in.

[maverque]

Regarding your CSV example, you could use pandas and collapse all that code to about a couple of lines

[Thebigballoon]

I think it would be better to rewrite the “rows” as “columns” as the age, name, amount tags fall under a respective column (vertical row) with the data laying below it

[wrightsolution]

can you do it for c++ beginners? Your videos are inspiring me so much. Thankyou.

[bozok]

Thanks a lot. If there are more videos like this I'd love to see them too.

[weedfreer]

I notice that you don't use the 'try, except, else' form of the try method.

As someone getting into python programming myself, is there a reason for this?

I find it helps to make sure that the code is better contained as a result, and, also makes sure that the code following your except isnt arbitrarily just executed if there was an error.

Is it overkill or are there specific reasons why you would use it?

[dominikszobak]

Hi, how to run this code from IDEA 2? Should it work in background or somethig?

[robertogimenez]

Hey Tuomas! Been following a few months now, great content and perspective!
I am finishing the Harvard CS50 Introduction to computer science courses and I do want to continue learning code and get a developer / SWE job as fast as possible. Do you think is a good option to sign up for your course? or is it better if I wait for you to release new courses / find other courses that maybe you recommend in your channel? (I've done all the CS50 practices and labs exercises until now but do not have a "real project" or portfolio yet).
Thanks!

[augustononga]

how do you get the csv file of the transaction, can you provide any ? for learning purposes

[geee]

....if I would ask you for a specific automation in a particular software, would you take me through it?

[joseduarte]

How to create a portfolio hands on, you have some youtube, like github project how to implement in there for the portfolio or cv?

[gaga]

Can you please do more python Automation Projects and a tutorial series for HTML, CSS, Javascript and creating real life wevsites. love your channel btw.

[justapugontheinternet]

Working with excel or csv files is easier with pandas. Just makes more sense

[CodingAsmr-]

Like Literally Thomas you’re the best thanks a lot for the information and the great ideas you’re giving us I’ve been a big fan and a subscriber since the beginning and I don’t regret it at all ❤️

[skytechbits]

Wow! I want that job. Who is able to save that much? lol

[-hackers_industry]

Everyone boss till u actually start coding... 8-)

[mdrakib]

I loved your video❤❤😊.
I'm from Bangladesh.. Can you please make another video for javascript..🥺