Text to Speech using pyttsx3-Python3

import pyttsx3

#init function to get an engine instance for the speech synthesis

# SAPI5---->for Windows.

# nsss----->for mac.

# espeak--->for Linux.

engine = pyttsx3.init('espeak')

engine.setProperty('rate', 130)

engine.setProperty('volume', 0.9)

# -------------------->First Method.

#--------->getting details of current voice

# voices = engine.getProperty('voices')

#---------------------------->changing index

# #engine.setProperty('voice', voices[0]. #changes voices. 0 for male

# engine.setProperty('voice', voices[1].id) #1 for female

# --------------------->Second Method.

#voices = engine.getProperty('voices')

# for voice in voices:

# # to get the info. about various voices in our PC

# print("Voice:")

# print("ID: %s" %voice.id)

# print("Name: %s" %voice.name)

# print("Age: %s" %voice.age)

# print("Gender: %s" %voice.gender)

# print("Languages Known: %s" %voice.languages)

# voice_id = "Put here voice id"

# engine.setProperty('voice',voice_id)

#------------------------------>It's For Linux Users.---------------

#-------------------> Use female voice---------------------------

# you can change the voice by adding f1 until f4

engine.setProperty('voice','english+f2')

#This method is passing input text to be spoken

engine.say('Hi,It's me Rakshit')

# It processes the voice commands.

engine.runAndWait()