so faryou've been running your python scripts using the interactive shell and file editor in mu howeveryou won' want to go through the inconvenience of opening mu and the python script each time you want to run script fortunatelythere are shortcuts you can set up to make running python scripts easier the steps are slightly different for windowsmacosand linuxbut each is described in appendix turn to appendix to learn how to run your python scripts conveniently and be able to pass command line arguments to them (you will not be able to pass command line arguments to your programs using mu the pyperclip module does not come with python to install itfollow the directions for installing third-party modules in appendix after installing pyperclipenter the following into the interactive shellimport pyperclip pyperclip copy('helloworld!'pyperclip paste('helloworld!of courseif something outside of your program changes the clipboard contentsthe paste(function will return it for exampleif copied this sentence to the clipboard and then called paste()it would look like thispyperclip paste('for exampleif copied this sentence to the clipboard and then called paste()it would look like this:projectmulti-clipboard automatic messages if you've responded to large number of emails with similar phrasingyou've probably had to do lot of repetitive typing maybe you keep text document with these phrases so you can easily copy and paste them using the clipboard but your clipboard can only store one message at timewhich isn' very convenient let' make this process bit easier with program that stores multiple phrases step program design and data structures you want to be able to run this program with command line argument that is short key phrase--for instanceagree or busy the message associated with that key phrase will be copied to the clipboard so that the user can paste it into an email this waythe user can have longdetailed messages without having to retype them