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# Auto Clicker

## Origin

I prefer that people care more about results than seeing that I am online all the time as I need to switch tasks a lot and didn't like that aspect so I wanted a clicker so it appeared I was online. \
Another reason is sometimes I would get bored and want to see how good a clicking game was. This is partially due to feeling like you beat the game at some point and kind of cheating as it requires a lot of clicks to get to that point. I thought it would be cool to see the actual stats. 

## Overview

At first we need a command line version of the command and a few parameters in a function to say click at (x,y) z amount of times with a hold period (p). Then translation to that would be a GUI version of that. An enhancement later on would be a set of commands or looping of through a certain statement.

### Step 1 - The command Line Version

So we start out with the bare commands of this simple program.


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