Automated Emails Using Python (Selenium, Pandas, CSV)

This course is based on Python Programming Language. In order to use Python you have to download the Pycharm which is an integrated development enviroment. After that, you have to download the chromedriver, the final step is to set up the chromedriver. Those steps are showed for free in a previous course named 'Instagram Bot with PYTHON V2 (Giveway Instagram Bot)

This course is consisted of three videos. In those videos I explain how to use automated software in order to create automated emails. Pandas, CSV, Selenium, String, Random and Time, are the modules which are used in this course and I believe that I give an insight about how you can use those modules efficiently. The videos do not explain all the functions considering that for instance the module named Pandas requires many videos in order to be explained but here I just show some operations of the specific modules.

Generally, the course is based on the core module named Selenium. The first thing that I show in the videos is how we open the chromedriver. Afterwards I go to the website platform in which the emails are created, and using the selenium module, I click on the correct buttons. After that, I generate some random emails using the other modules and after using selenium I send the email name on the correct field. The same thing happens with the passwords. I show how to generate very complicated passwords sending them on the correct fields. In every email creation, I show a script with which I save each email name and each password in a csv file, in order to login to the email.

This is the entire course, and I would like to conclude that I encourage you all to use this course in order to become better in Python programming language, and not for malicious causes. Creating too many emails can be bad for the email platform and you can be banned, hence you have to use those tools carefully.

As I mentioned, for a more analytic explanation you can contact me via email considering that I teach online Python lessons the last months.