Which language to learn?

AussieDollar

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Mar 7, 2015

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• Jul 20, 2020

• #1

I need a program that can recognize numbers on the screen and automatically click certain spots on the screen and write pre written sentences.

Which programming language would you recommend?

 

hendovic

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Jun 29, 2018

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• Jul 25, 2020

• #2

+1 for Python, it's also quite easy to learn compared to other languages

 

AlekhyaDas

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Jan 22, 2014

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• Jul 25, 2020

• #3

I'm trying to learn Python as well, I would be cool if anyone can actually recommend some courses/YT had actually helped them out - there's so many resources.

 

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Blockader

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Jun 27, 2020

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• Jul 25, 2020

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If you need ocr then you can use pytesseract with python. If you’re looking for specific numbers you can just use template matching with opencv

 

n0dayz

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Aug 21, 2020

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• Aug 23, 2020

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+1 python.
I can't imagine another language where you'd be able to do this quicker in.
Plenty of libraries to do heavy lifting.

 

Tilly.L

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Sep 2, 2020

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• Sep 2, 2020

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I recommend Python. Python is a high-level programming language interpreted for general programming. One of the most popular programming languages among Python programmers is its growing popularity. This programming language is used to do many things, including artificial intelligence programming, web development, building mobile and desktop applications.

 

net307

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Apr 2, 2018

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• Sep 2, 2020

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I have made some bots that recognize images in the screen and click on them with autoit very simple language for small bots and you can even compile them to exe files

 

sane120

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Oct 4, 2013

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• Sep 2, 2020

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You can create such program in one hour with python and bs4

 

rusticaal

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Jul 31, 2015

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• Sep 2, 2020

• #9

AlekhyaDas said:

I'm trying to learn Python as well, I would be cool if anyone can actually recommend some courses/YT had actually helped them out - there's so many resources.

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My first ever Python learn video was this:

, that was maybe three years ago. It teaches you al you need to know, with a nice "real world" example.

The basics in Python are easy, so after that, I would just try to program what you want to do. That way you learn the most and you know much better what to google for.