Windows 10: Anyone know how to use python to access O365 web Auth

Try many different method still fail on clikc this screen



My sytax is like this ..when passed ID there is a list box to click business / home user ...I stuck on this class how to handle and click

from selenium import webdriver
driver = webdriver.Chrome()
driver.get('https://portal.office.com')
login = driver.find_element_by_id('i0116')
login.send_keys(*** Email address is removed for privacy ***')
button = driver.find_element_by_class_name('inline-block')
button.click()
print(button)
button1 = driver.find_element_by_xpath("//*[@class='table']")
#button1 = driver.find_element_by_class_name('animate slide-in-back')
button1.click()





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Made a Mistake with Python


I had to install Python some time ago. I think it so I could use VeraCrypt. I do not remember which version of Python I installed or if it showed up in the app list in Settings.

Yesterday, I decided to install DeDRM removal tools. One of them required Phyton and I installed Python 3.5.4.3504. It shows up in the app list in Settings.\

I then figured out I didn't need Python because I was not going to use the standalone DeDRM removal app but just the DeDRM removcal plugin. So I proceeded to uninstall Python 3.5.4.3504.

I then remembered about the earlier Python install and was wondering if the new Python installation had maybe overwritten the earlier one. Since I need Python for Veracrypt to work, I decided to cancel uninstalling. For the last half hour, I have been looking at at the Python popup saying "canceling" and the cursor showing an hourglass.


1. Is it likely that Python 3.5.4.3504 replaced the previously installed Python ?

2. Was it a mistake to cancel uninstalling? If yes, what should I have done?

EDIT: I restarted and Python 3.5.4.3504 is still installed. VeraCrypt works. I still would like to know why after I canceled uninstalling, the canceling process would not stop.

 

Python

Python is capable of doing anything computer related for the most part, e.g. web development, gaming, robotics, space control... It is fairly new compared to some other languages, it's really growing in popularity these days. Python was the first language I started out with, teaching myself was no problem because they have tons of great tutorials/documentation already available. Some task are better done in a compiled language for speed though. I still love Python though.

 

login details sell for just $5.20 on the dark web

Most interesting to me, is that no gaming platform pricing is listed (I imagine Steam accounts fetch a considerable sum) and personal software accounts (O365, Adobe, etc).
Also, GMail being that cheap, which can give one access not only to mail, but tens of linked sites and (usually) smartphones?