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ALL in One

Aim of creating this repos is to show various of application of python.

  1. audio_to_text.py

    Using this script, I am just converting the recorded Audio file to Text. We achieve this by using "SpeechRecognition" package.

Requirement

 pip install SpeechRecognition 
  1. text_to_audio.py

    Using this script, I am converting Text to Audio file. We achieve this by using "gTTS" package.

Requirement

pip install gTTS

Python Build in Functions


Check out the [Python-Build-in-Functions] directory for all the build in functions and it use cases.

  • abs()

    • Returns absolute value of a number
    • If the result is negative, it will be converted to positive
    • If number is complex number, it will return the magnitude
  • all()

    • Returns True if all elements of the iterable are true
    • If the iterable is empty, returns True
    • If any element in an iterable is false, returns False
  • any()

    • Returns True if any element of the iterable is true
    • If the iterable is empty, returns False
    • If all elements in an iterable are false, returns False
  • bin()

    • Converts an integer number to a binary string
    • The bin funtion return bin(5): 0b101 , The prefix 0b represents that the result is a binary string.
  • filter()

    • The filter() function takes two arguments:
      • function - a function
      • iterable - (sets, lists, tuples etc.)
    • The function returns an iterator were the items are filtered through a function to test if the item is accepted or not.
  • len()

    • Returns the length of the object
  • max()

    • Returns the largest item in an iterable or the largest of two or more keyed items
  • min()

    • Returns the smallest item in an iterable or the smallest of two or more keyed items
  • round()

    • Returns the value of x rounded to n digits to the right of the decimal point