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🗄️ Databases

Your First Database with Python

A database is a super-organised place to store information permanently. Python has a built-in module called sqlite3 that lets you create and use a database with just a few lines of code — no installation needed! Think of it like a super-powered spreadsheet that lives inside your program.

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Your First Database with Python

A database is a super-organised place to store information permanently. Python has a built-in module called sqlite3 that lets you create and use a database with just a few lines of code — no installation needed! Think of it like a super-powered spreadsheet that lives inside your program.

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What does sqlite3.connect(':memory:') do?