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EmailExtractor - My First Python Project! (And Publishing On GitHub)

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I learnt Python using this Udemy course and went forward and made my first Python Project!

https://github.com/utpalbalse/EmailExtractor

EmailExtractor

Extract all emails from a document/text and store it in a txt file.


Summary:

This is helpful for the people trying to copy lots of emails from a file which has other info(not just emails).

Instead of copying each email, this python file extracts all emails from the document/text and stores in a .txt file.

I have used the re module and the pyperclip module. Also creating a new file or rewriting the file in Python.

I uploaded the project to GitHub and hence have my first open project!

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