Pyperclip is a simple module you'll find yourself unable to live without if you make your own scripts.
It's a wonderful tool for copying and pasting to the clipboard using your Python code!
Get your environment setup and learn how to use Pyperclip with the setup and usage videos. Note to Linux users: You likely need to install xclip to get Pyperclip to work on your system, more info here.
Once done, move onto Generate affiliate links with Pyperclip to see a solid use case for Pyperclip (something we use ourselves!).
Follow along and make the script for yourself!
Another script! This time you'll be using Pyperclip to create a script that takes whatever you have copied to the clipboard, manipulates it and sends it back to the clipboard.
A great script to keep handy as well. Write it out and have a play!
Hopefully by now you'll have come up with some use cases for yourself that utilise Pyperclip!
If you're out of ideas, a challenging project to kick off (or complete!) would be a persistent clipboard app. An application that saves whatever you've copied to clipboard and allows you to call it back later.
Alternatively, maybe integrate Pyperclip into a rough password vault!
Use your imagination and make something great!
Be sure to share your last couple of days work on Twitter or Facebook. Use the hashtag #100DaysOfCode.
Here are some examples to inspire you. Consider including @talkpython and @pybites in your tweets.
See a mistake in these instructions? Please submit a new issue or fix it and submit a PR.