Today we will write a script to get metadata from photo images. Metadata is data about the data itself. Today we will learn how to get them.
To write, we need the Pillow library and argparse.
#here specify your path to python
#encoding
#import the necessary modules
#the function below receives a file name (pictures) and a file name (to display information) as input
#get a dictionary from the metadata of the picture and output it to the terminal, #if no file name is specified for displaying information.
# iterating over data in a dictionary with metadata
# if the file name is specified then output to the file
# if an error occurs, display a message about it
#main() function. We parse the command line arguments in it.
# entry point
To write, we need the Pillow library and argparse.
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