• It imports the necessary modules:

  • webdriver from Selenium to control the web browser,
  • Keys from Selenium to handle keyboard keys, and pyautogui as pag to simulate mouse clicks.

• The main() function sets up the Selenium WebDriver with the Chrome browser and opens the LinkedIn website.

• The login() function finds the login elements on the LinkedIn page and enters the provided username and password.

• It also clicks the submit button to log in.

• The goto_network() function clicks on the "My Network" tab on the LinkedIn page.

• The send_requests() function prompts the user to enter the number of connection requests they want to send.

• It then uses the PyAutoGUI library to simulate mouse clicks on the connection button (at the specified position) the specified number of times.

• Install this before running :

  1. pip install selenium
  2. pip install pyautogui

Once you have installed the necessary libraries and downloaded the Chrome WebDriver, you should be able to run the code successfully.

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