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In this process we will use the python package called Pywhatkit.
Now lets see theSteps:
1. First we have to install the package, open command prompt or the terminal of the environment you are in, and type the command:
pip install pywhatkit
Now lets see the programming:
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import pywhatkit as kit # Define the function to send the message def send_whatsapp_message(group_name, message, time_hour, time_minute): # Send message to the group kit.sendwhatmsg_to_group(group_name, message, time_hour, time_minute) # Example usage group_name = "Whatsapp group ID" # Replace with your group name message ="Type your message here" # Replace with your message time_hour = 0 # Replace with the hour you want to send the message (24-hour format) time_minute = 5 # Replace with the minute you want to send the message # Call the function to send the message send_whatsapp_message(group_name, message, time_hour, time_minute)
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Now after you run the programme, the code will execute the time which you have given. Your
default browser will open and it will automatically send the message to the group.
Now if you want to send a message to a contact. Use the following Syntax:
pywhatkit.sendwhatmsg("+910123456789", "Hi", 13, 30)