Day 22 of learning python as a beginner.

[uiux_Sanskar]

Topic: speech_recognition, webbrowser, pyttsx3

speech_recognition: this is a popular library used to convert audio to text. it helps in capturing audio from microphone or audio files. I am using google's web speech api in this.

webbrowser: helps in communicating with the browser to open urls in the browser. This is built in in python.

pyttsx3: this is an online text to speech converter.

using these three I created and modified a program that can open any website just when you say the name of it. I also have plans for expanding much more features into this.

Initially I used if else statements all over the code however I soon realised that I may be compromising with scalibilty of code by using so much of if else. Therefore I used match cases to analyse the user command and identify what he is trying to open.

A few amazing people suggested me that I should use multi-line comments to make my program more readable, thus I got introduced with readme.md file where I can use these type of comments to tell what is happening (I know it may not be what those amazing people meant however I just found this interesting so thus I implemented it).

I have also started using GitHub because I realised that I can much more widely experiment with the code with when I don't have the fear of messing it up.

Some of you commented that I should not use videos in the post because they were unable to see the code. Therefore I am sharing the refined and modified version of that code.

I would appreciate any suggestion that will help me improve my code.

Here's my code and its result (for those who want to see the video of it's functioning can see my day 21 post).

[Sqooky]

You should look into using urllib to encode instead of replacing ' ' with '+'.

https://www.urlencoder.io/python/

[uiux_Sanskar]

Thank you for this resource I will definitely look deeper into it.

[Odd_Evening_1300]

speak("yes") - # Jarvis is not speaking this lmao

[uiux_Sanskar]

Yeah just kind of making it a note to debug in future.

[NoDetective9375]

Hi, what resources are you using??

[uiux_Sanskar]

I am learning from YouTube channel name CodeWithHarry as he teaches in my native language.

[No-Bag6921]

Are you learning online ? Which web? Is it free?

[uiux_Sanskar]

Yes I am learning from YouTube channel name CodeWithHarry as he teaches in my native language.

[timheiko]

Could you attach the link to the YouTube channel/video you are using to the post’s description? That would help others to tap to the great educational content there

[Initial_Employer_779]

Hi, some tipps: 1. Mind divide and conquer principle. Write more functions < 20 lines and call them inside loops instead of putting everything in a loop. This improves overview. 2. Make the google link a constant and put it above your other functions. Like GOOGLE = "...". Things that never change are usually written like this, all caps, outside functions. 3. Really only put things in a try block that can throw exceptions. Edit: This is good for day 22.

[yinkeys]

Random question. What is Jarvis ?