🐍 Python Programming for Beginners

Fun for both kids and parents — learn together with zero programming experience!

  • 🎮 Make an autoclicker for games like MapleStory PQ or Roblox
  • 💻 Keep your computer awake by simulating key presses
  • ⏱️ Automate boring clicking tasks while working or studying
Autoclicker Demo

Remember the times we were auto-clicking through MapleStory PQ games? 😄

These might seem like small tricks — but with just a bit of Python, you can build them yourself!

👋 Welcome!

In this beginner-friendly session, we will be learning how to:

1. Install Python on your computer

2. Use Python libraries — powerful public tools
that you can use to do cool things faster

3. Have fun with coding and do anything you want!

✅ Step 1: Install Python

If you're using Windows:

  1. Visit python.org/downloads/windows
  2. Download the latest Windows installer
  3. Check "Add Python to PATH" before clicking "Install Now"

📦 Step 2: Using Python Libraries

Python has thousands of libraries that help you build things easily. To make an autoclicker, we’ll use a library called pyautogui.

  1. Open your Command Prompt (press the windows start, type cmd, and hit Enter)

  2. Run the following command:
    3. pip install pyautogui

🎮 Step 3: Let's Have Some Fun!

Let’s start by learning how to control your mouse and keyboard using Python!

🖱️ Click the Mouse

This code will click at a specific location on your screen:

import pyautogui

pyautogui.click(x=100, y=200)  # Replace with your own coordinates

⌨️ Type with the Keyboard

This code will type out a string as if you were typing it yourself:

import pyautogui

pyautogui.typewrite("Hello from Python!")

🌐 Let’s Try a Real Example

Our goal: Automatically type "www.hackerschool.com" into your browser’s search bar. To do this, we need two steps:

  1. Click on the browser’s search bar
  2. Type www.hackerschool.com
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But wait — how do we know where the search bar is on the screen?

We can use a helpful tool from pyautogui called mouseInfo() to find the exact X and Y coordinates of your mouse pointer.

With this knowledge, you can start building your own browser automations, autoclickers, and more!

🕹️ Challenge Time!

Try this challenge: we made a simple website with a button. Your goal is to click it 10,000 times with your Python code!