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Hi, welcome back.

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And this video, you learn how to access the copy text from within Python so you can process that text

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further.

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So for this, what I'm going to do is I'm going to get some codes from the keyboard that's profile.

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This is the code we developed during the previous video.

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So in this code, we get the position of the cursor.

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So let me get the position of this file sample doctor because I'm going to click on that sample via

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Python and then select all the codes via Python copy and then get that string that copied string inside

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Python.

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So first of all, I want to know what the position of this file is because I added the file now, so

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the position on the screen has changed to something else.

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So I want to place the cursor here and then press the keyboard shortcut to run the code without moving

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the cursor.

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But be careful if I press control or I'm applying charm on each me if I press control or that will execute

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the keyboard or tip.

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Why not clipboard that be white?

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So if you want to execute the current Python file, you want to see two, right click and see here.

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What's the shortcut to sort of control shift or so plays a cursor there.

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Control shift or.

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And these are the coordinates, so now I want to double click.

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Using the double click methods.

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So click over one hundred twenty six to thirty one.

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And then I want to use the Holtzclaw methods to select everything using commands, A. or control.

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So it's a C.

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R. L. A if you are on Windows, I'm on Mac, so I'm using commands.

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You duplicate that that should be should be C.

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And then so we have some similar codes in here.

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We copied.

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But then what can we do?

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Because if I run this file, no, that's copies.

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That's code.

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But now we have to access.

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It's within Python.

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And to access the clipboard text, you can use the paper clip.

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Standard Library, you don't have to install this, so all you have to do is.

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Access Viper clip, that's pastes that will return the copy text so you can so that in a valuable,

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let's say, text.

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And print out that text to see if we got access to that clipboard or not, some of our the codes.

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And yeah, here we see on the terminal that Python has returned the texts of this file.

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Since we are in Pie Alta Gooey, you can also use the pie all to gooey that alert.

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Methods to show the text on the screen.

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So, Ron, again.

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And that's the alert prompt, you see, the text is shown in here.

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So what you do with this tax offer worse with this variable, it's up to you.

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It depends on the scenario, but that is all you can copy and also get access to that.

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Clearly, both texts via Python.

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Thank you.