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CodeAlpha - Task Automation with Python Scripts

Project Overview

This is a Python-based File Automation Script developed as part of my internship at CodeAlpha. The application automatically scans a source folder and moves all image files into a dedicated organized folder, eliminating the need for manual file sorting.

Features

  • Multi-Format Detection: Automatically identifies and moves .jpg, .jpeg, and .png files.
  • Automated Directory Management: Creates the destination folder automatically if it doesn't exist.
  • Safe File Relocation: Uses Python's shutil library to move files without risking data corruption.
  • Completion Feedback: Prints a confirmation message for each file successfully moved.

How to Run

  1. Ensure you have Python 3.x installed.
  2. Clone this repository or download the Automation_Script.py file.
  3. Place your image files inside the my_files folder.
  4. Open your terminal or VS Code.
  5. Run the script using the command:
python Automation_Script.py

Technologies Used Language: Python 3 Libraries: os, shutil Version Control: Git & GitHub IDE: Visual Studio Code (VS Code)

Developed by Samson Dorcas as part of the CodeAlpha Software Development Internship.

Organization: CodeAlpha

Role: Python Programming Intern

Task: 03 - Task Automation

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