#include <Keyboard.h> // Include the Keyboard library

void setup() {
  // Start the Keyboard library:
  Keyboard.begin();
  
  // Give time to the computer to recognize the device
  delay(5000);
  
  // Open Notepad
  Keyboard.press(KEY_LEFT_GUI);
  Keyboard.press('r');
  delay(500);
  Keyboard.releaseAll();
  
  Keyboard.print("notepad");
  Keyboard.write(KEY_RETURN);
  delay(1000); // Wait for Notepad to open
  
  // Text to type
  char text[] = "In order to understand how SEO works, it’s vital to have a basic understanding of how search engines work. Search engines use crawlers (also known as spiders or bots) to gather information across the internet to populate their big databases, called “indexes”. Crawlers begin from a known web page and then follow links from that page to other pages.\n\nFor example, if a page Google already indexed on Patagonia.com on the topic of used clothing features internal links to further pages on the site for used jackets, used hiking boots, and used flannel shirts, Google can crawl to those pages via the links provided. Meanwhile, if Patagonia’s main used clothing page links out to an article on TheGuardian.com about the negative impacts of fast fashion, Google can crawl from Patagonia to the news article via the link, thereby discovering that content and potentially indexing it.\n\nThe content of the discovered page, and the context of the links the crawler followed from Patagonia to The Guardian, help Google understand what the page is about and how it is relevant to all of the other pages within its index.\n\nIf you happen to be the journalist who wrote The Guardian article on fast fashion, the fact that a used outdoor clothing section of a large brand is linking to your piece is an indication to Google that there might be a relationship between the problems of fast fashion and the potential solution of buying used clothing instead of new clothing. These semantic relationships go far towards helping Google determine which results to show for each query they receive from the searching public.\n\nSearch engines’ success as businesses depends on the public finding search engine results to be relevant to their needs. The more links a search engine like Google finds pointing from a particular type of content to a particular resource, the more confident it becomes that the linked-to resource is relevant to certain search queries. The search engine then determines that this resource deserves to be ranked highly when people make those queries.\n\nThere are three main categories of SEO: on-page SEO, off-page SEO, and technical SEO, all of which combine to help search engines discover, crawl, index, understand, and rank your content, and this article will cover each of these topics.";
  
  // Typing speed (50 WPM = 1 char every 1200 ms)
  int typingSpeed = 1200 / 5; // 5 chars per second (approx)

  for (int i = 0; i < sizeof(text) - 1; i++) {
    Keyboard.write(text[i]);
    delay(typingSpeed);
  }
}

void loop() {
  // Do nothing in the loop
}