Project 2: pdf extractor using python

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let us prepare a project of few codes to extract the whole pdf   

import pip install PyPDF2


code:

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from PyPDF2 import PdfFileReader

#read a pdf file ie. by rb mode

file=open("Handbook.pdf",'rb')

#reader ia s variable use to read file 

reader=PdfFileReader(file)

#lets get the info of the pdf document

print("document info:",reader.getDocumentInfo())

print()

#getNumPages() this comand can get you page numbers of pdf

print("number pf pages are:",reader.getNumPages())

#lets take variable "pages" to take comand over get number of pages

pages=reader.getNumPages()

for i in range(0,pages):

    print("page number=",i+1)

    pageObj = reader.getPage(i)

    print(pageObj.extractText())

print()

print(reader.getDocumentInfo().creator)

file.close()

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OUTPUT:



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