3 Python Automation Projects - For Beginners

Welcome back to another YouTube video! In this video I'm going to be showing you 3 different Python Automation Projects for beginners! These are simple projects that are meant to show you a real world use case of Python! So even if you don't use these specifically for automation, you will be learning a lot and so I hope you enjoy!

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⭐️ Timestamps ⭐️
00:00 | Python Automation
01:35 | Altium Designer
02:38 | Environment Overview
03:22 | Project #1 - Multi-clipboard
29:35 | Project #2 - Weather Fetcher
42:12 | Project #3 - Sending an Email

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⭐️ Tags ⭐️
- Tech With Tim
-3 Python Projects
- Automated Projects
- Automated Python
- Programming Automation

⭐️ Hashtags ⭐️
#TechWithTim #Python #AutomationProjects

[thegreatprogrammer]

Hey there a quick tip! On windows if you turn on clipboard history, and then while pasting you press Windows + V key instead of Ctrl V, you will have options of previous items

[inferno-nqvm]

We need a lot of beginner python projects like this, these videos are really motivating us to code and also learn many new things ...

[gdparry]

Loved the email one. Quickly adapted it so I could define own message/body/recipient and that worked too. Thanks

[mariobranco]

I’m a beginner in python, and coding in general and your videos help me a lot. Thank you for this and keep up the good work !

[xshadder]

You don't need to apologize :D It's a tutorial for beginners so you are doing a great job of keeping it slow and explaining each line of code. As a beginner, I love your tutorials because they are very clear. The great thing is that you do not only use something like for example JSON but always give a small background of it as well

[DavisDCodes]

Your videos always teach me something new, thanks for keeping them so informative and making them easy to understand.

[kernoelnerd]

Great video, great explanations, great "case studies". After decades in programming, I am just starting with Python (primarily just for fun) - and enjoyed this video very much.👍

[mrvalvet]

Hey, Tim! Hands-on projects is the easiest and most fun way to learn. Thank you for these tutorials, you did a great job explaining what you're doing. I had fun with the Weather API. Looking forward for more project-based tutorials.

[insanegamer]

You are a legend, every time I watch your video I learn something new even if I knew that topic before! Thank you sooo much and keep up the great work!

[revyahh]

Thank you A LOT! This was an extremely helpful, straightforward and clear tutorial that taught me a bunch of interesting things i'm definitely going to be using.
I also had a lot of fun during the tutorial and i was genuinely interested in the topic.

[geezlouis]

In regards to your multi clipboard program, Just wanted to say that this is cool. It’s nice to see programmatic thinking applied to code for something other than web development. Don’t get me wrong I love web development it is how I got into programming! 😀

[grantholomeu]

Great video! Even if the programs are fairly beginner-level, they had applications that I hadn't been taught before. I think most people could benefit from them.

[Vyap]

Even tho I had no idea about json and a lot of other stuff, you explained it really good. This video made me more confident that I can learn programming.

[anthony]

This is amazing. I'm going to have a go at all these. You made it very easy to follow, great level of detail. Thanks!

[ealrada]

@Tech With Tim, it is not necessary to convert Kelvin to Celsius by substracting 273.15! The API call has three optional parameters including "metrics" that is used to choose the units of measurement! By default it is set to "standard". You just need to change it to metric. Here is the revised code:
request_url =

[loulou]

Automation is one of the thing I love with Python, and it's the reason why I try to master it. Recently I made a little script to put all my Download content files and organise them on différents folder 📂 based on the files extension...will try to automate my trash folder cleaning now... There is a lot of stuff to do with os module.. Nice video, I think I will join programing expert next month and try to master Python! 😂

[bilalomar]

Absolutely phenomenal video with helping me by holding my hand throughout the projects!

[tulsatrash]

Thank you very much for showing how someone can run in the command line something they have created in Python.

[randomomega]

Love all the projects, couldn't fully complete the third email project due to google cutting support for third party apps, but it was still fun to learn how to do it!

[saucebosspl]

I'm starting in Python so it's great to find videos like this. I've decided to mash the second, and the third project together. I'm making a program that will send me an email with the current weather outside. Defining both programs as functions, and trying to juggle data between them is a great exercise about functions and program structure. Wish me luck, I think tomorrow it's gonna be done :)