• This Python script generates a random string, converts it to speech, and plays the speech as audio. It uses the randomstrings module to generate the random string, the gTTS (Google Text-to-Speech) library to convert the string to speech, and the pygame library to play the audio.

• The script begins by importing the necessary modules:

from randomstrings import generate_and_shuffle_strings import pygame as pg from gtts import gTTS

• The random string is then converted to speech using the gTTS library, which is an interface to Google’s Text to Speech API. - The speech is saved as an mp3 file. random_string = generate_and_shuffle_strings() tts = gTTS(text=random_string, lang='en') filename = f"{random_string}.mp3" tts.save(filename)
• More information in frequently asked questions. Finally, the script loads the mp3 file into the pygame mixer and plays it. It continues to play the audio as long as the mixer is busy. pg.mixer.music.load(filename) pg.mixer.music.play() while pg.mixer.music.get_busy() == True: continue