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The document provides instructions for generating a QR code, converting text to speech, and converting a video to a GIF using Python libraries. It includes installation commands and code snippets for each task, detailing how to use Matplotlib for displaying QR codes, pyttsx3 for text-to-speech functionality, and MoviePy for video editing. Each section explains the purpose of the code and how to save or display the generated outputs.

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PythonCodes

The document provides instructions for generating a QR code, converting text to speech, and converting a video to a GIF using Python libraries. It includes installation commands and code snippets for each task, detailing how to use Matplotlib for displaying QR codes, pyttsx3 for text-to-speech functionality, and MoviePy for video editing. Each section explains the purpose of the code and how to save or display the generated outputs.

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QR CODE Generator:

pip install matplotlib //installing Matplotlib is a widely used plotting library


in Python that provides tools to create static, animated visualizations. It is
particularly useful for generating plots, bar charts, and other types of graphs.

import matplotlib.pyplot as p // imports the pyplot module from the matplotlib


library and assigns it as 'p'.

import qrcode //imports the qrcode library, which is used to generate QR codes in
Python.

x=qrcode.make("https://www.mixamo.com/#/")//Here, the make function from the qrcode


module is called with a URL ("https://www.mixamo.com/#/") as the argument. This
function generates a QR code for the given URL. The QR code is stored as an image
object in the variable x.

x.save("E:\\Eshika\\QRCode.png")//This line saves the QR code image stored in x to


a file on your computer. The save method is called on the image object x, and the
file path "E:\\Eshika\\QRCode.png" specifies where the QR code image will be saved.
The file will be saved as a PNG image in the specified location on the E: drive,
inside the Eshika folder.

p.imshow(x,cmap='grey')//This line displays the QR code image stored in x using


matplotlib.pyplot's imshow function. The imshow function is used to display an
image in a window.
x: This is the image object created earlier, containing the QR code.
cmap='grey': The cmap parameter specifies the colormap to use for displaying the
image.

Text to Speech:

pip install pyttsx3 //pip is the package installer, The install keyword tells pip
to download and install a package.pyttsx3 is a text-to-speech conversion library in
Python.

assist=pyttsx3.init() // pyttsx3.init(): This function initializes a new text-to-


speech engine object. This object (assist in this case) will be responsible for
converting text into speech.assist: This variable now holds the initialized text-
to-speech engine.

text=input("Write what you want me to speak:") //input("Write what you want me to


speak:"): This function prompts the user to enter some text. text: The text entered
by the user is stored in this variable.

assist.say(text) //This method takes the text variable as an argument and adds it
to the speech queue. The engine will prepare to convert this text into spoken
words. However, at this point, the text is not yet spoken; it is just queued up.

assist.runAndWait() //The engine processes the queue and speaks the text aloud,
then waits until the speech is finished before proceeding.

Video to GIF Converter:

pip install moviepy //moviepy is a Python library for video editing


from moviepy.editor import * //The line from moviepy.editor import * is a Python
import statement used to import all functions, classes, and objects from the
moviepy.editor module into your current namespace.

v=VideoFileClip("C:\\Users\\ashis\\Downloads\\video\\video1.mp4") //VideoFileClip:
This function is used to load a video file into a VideoFileClip object."C:\\Users\\
ashis\\Downloads\\video\\video1.mp4": This is the file path to the video that you
want to load.v: The variable v now holds the VideoFileClip object that represents
the video located at the specified path.

v.write_gif("C:\\Users\\Public\\Downloads\\gif.gif") //write_gif: This method of


the VideoFileClip object is used to convert the video into a GIF (Graphics
Interchange Format) file. "C:\\Users\\Public\\Downloads\\gif.gif": This is the file
path where the generated GIF will be saved.

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