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Python MySQL Functions and Modules Guide

The document outlines key functions and modules for connecting Python with MySQL using the mysql.connector package. It describes functions such as connect(), cursor(), execute(), fetchall(), fetchone(), and commit(), which facilitate database operations and data retrieval. Each function serves a specific purpose in managing database interactions and processing results.

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Python MySQL Functions and Modules Guide

The document outlines key functions and modules for connecting Python with MySQL using the mysql.connector package. It describes functions such as connect(), cursor(), execute(), fetchall(), fetchone(), and commit(), which facilitate database operations and data retrieval. Each function serves a specific purpose in managing database interactions and processing results.

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FUNCTIONS AND MODULES

MODULES:

Import [Link]:

By importing this package,we are able to establish the connection


between SQL and Python.
FUNCTIONS:

• connect():

This function establishes connection between Python and


MYSQL

• cursor():
It is a special control structure that facilitates the row-by-
row processing of records in the result set.

• execute():

This function is used to execute the sql query and retrieve


records using python.

• def():
A function is a block of code whick only runs when it is called.
• fetchall():

This function will return all the rows from the result set in the
form of a tuple containing the records.

• fetchone():

This function will return one row from the result set in the form
of a tuple containing the records.

• commit():

This function provides changes in the databases


physically.

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