Jarvis: Your Python-Powered Virtual Assistant Jarvis is a versatile virtual assistant built using Python. It streamlines your daily tasks by opening applications, conducting web searches, and providing essential information.

Features

• Application Launcher: Effortlessly opens your favorite apps:
• Google (default browser)
• Terminal
• Visual Studio Code
• Spotify
• WhatsApp (web version)
• YouTube
• Google Search: Conducts web searches directly from your voice commands.
• Time Teller: Informs you of the current time.
• Goodbye Feature: Gracefully ends the interaction.

Requirements

• Python (3.x recommended): Make sure you have Python installed on your system.

Required Libraries:

pyttsx3 (for text-to-speech) speech_recognition (for speech input) webbrowser (for opening web pages and applications) datetime (for time functionality) You can install these using pip:

Bash pip install pyttsx3 speech_recognition webbrowser Use code with caution.

Installation

**Clone the repository: **

git clone https://github.com/dev-tarunsingh/Python.git

**Navigate to the project directory: **

python3 PythonAssistant.py

Speak your command: It will listen for your instructions and respond accordingly.

Example Commands

"Open Google" "Open Terminal" "Open Visual Studio Code" "Open Spotify" "Open WhatsApp" "Open YouTube" "Search for [your query] on Google" "What time is it?" "Goodbye"

Upcoming

Wake Word: Modify the wake word in the script. Applications: Add or remove applications to the APPLICATIONS dictionary in the script. Voice: Experiment with different voices provided by pyttsx3. Additional Features: Feel free to extend Jarvis with new functionalities!

PDF Password Cracker

This script attempts to crack the password of a PDF file by trying all possible 5-digit numeric combinations.

📋 Description

The script generates all possible 5-digit numeric passwords and attempts to decrypt a given PDF file using these passwords. It prints the correct password if found.

🛠️ Requirements

• Python 3.x
• pypdf library

📦 Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/dev-tarunsingh/Python.git
   cd pyhton

2. Install the required library:

   pip install pypdf

🚀 Usage

1. Place the encrypted PDF file:

   • Ensure the encrypted PDF file is named 5_digit_pdf_lock.pdf and is placed in the same directory as the script.

2. Run the script:

   python main.py