Don't Buy Audiobooks! 😎 Build Your Own With Just 12 Lines Of Python

Convert any PDF to an Audiobook with just 12 lines of Python. You can try it as a beginner.
All you need is just two python libraries: pyttsx3 and PyPDF2

It's fun, it's easy. Try it.

WHAT IS THE VIDEO ABOUT?
• If you're a lazy reader, make your computer read for you
• If you're a crazy reader, make the process smarter

Now, if you're new to the programming world and don't know what to do, go check out our app and build your own game immediately while learning.

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[youtubeessentials]

few weeks later:

"Don't watch my videos, make your own!

[rinkujain]

Next up:
Don't use Python. Build your own programming language

[learn]

I just have got an ebook of nanotech and it is a whopping 319 pages. But now, the book is going to read itself. I feel very motivated by these tutorials. Thanks a lot and I hope you will be the best coder with the best coding channel of all time.

[derisis]

'If you're poor like me...'
Also him: *has an Apple computer

[EtsedJayel]

I, a complete beginner, learned more about Python (and coding in general) from watching this 13 mins video than from other hours-long tutorials, this is great!
And also, to anybody else here being the "coding expert" and typing in the comments stuff like "Yeah, or you can just do this and that instead of writing it yourself", well, yes you can, but this guy is basically showing people how to do small coding projects to improve their programming skills and knowledge about the method to do so, which is crucial for someone who is just starting (like me).
I'm definitely going to watch a ton more of these videos, glad I discovered this channel!

[anastasiashpyt]

now I don't have a single reason not to learn python

[eyekosaeder]

Me: *loves reading*

Also me: *watches this anyway*

[bogballproductions]

Few years from now:

"Don't live on Earth, make one with 420 lines of code!"

[aliabdelrhim]

After you wrote the loop, you forgot to change the number 7 to the variable ”num.” If you run the code with this mistake, it will read page number 7, 103 times 😂

[codingtraining]

The PyReader: Look mama I can talk
He: I know you can talk but now sh:t up

This made me laugh so hard

[shimmerstack]

I love how you tell us what all these abbreviations are and mean, most people just show you what it looks like and how to run it. Thank you!

[programaths]

I wouldn't do that for fiction books though; Even within audio book, one has to be careful to know who is reading it:
some readers are very good at adding another dimension by injecting proper emotions.

[paraglide]

I like that you make practical projects mixed with some humour instead of dry theories about python programming. Thanks very much.

[juniorMr]

Man great .

Your chanel is tremendous, I am just following ya from Mozambique

[TOPSTAR]

Dont code. Just copy text n paste on google translate.

[subhankarpal_csa_]

I cracked when he said, "if you're very poor, u can google and download a pdf..."

[donsX]

This is so useful. I will definitely use this a lot. I’m still new to this and have been using the spyder IDE but now can see the benefit of using pycharm! Thanks for this tutorial 👍🏻

[jeffinalexgeorge]

Great, short, and precise!! Love it when I'm able to achieve something in one video. Gives me the motivation to learn more. Good job!!

[TarunSharma-fqrc]

We can directly use Microsoft Edge browser it also provide play text in audio.

[CatHerzog]

I’m glad I found you 😊 I was trying to figure it out and you teach so well.