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Spammer : spam words in whatsapp, Instagram and anywhere



GitHub:     https://github.com/AdithyakrishnaV/Spammer
YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1GeJM1lL7I

  1. import time: This line imports the time module in Python, which provides various time-related functions.

  2. import pyautogui: This line imports the pyautogui module, which is a Python library for automating mouse and keyboard actions.

  3. time.sleep(10): This line pauses the program for 10 seconds using the sleep function from the time module. This is useful if you want to delay a particular action in your code.

  4. for i in range(39):: This line starts a for loop that will iterate 39 times. The variable i will take on the values 0 through 38 during each iteration.

  5. pyautogui.typewrite("It's a spam \n" ): This line uses the typewrite function from the pyautogui module to simulate keyboard input. It will type the string "It's a spam" followed by a newline character (\n) each time the loop runs. This could be used to automate the sending of repeated messages, although it's worth noting that such behavior could be seen as spamming and could potentially violate terms of service on certain platforms.

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