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The document provides a Python script that connects to a MySQL database to manage food items in a food portal. It includes functions to add, view, update availability, and delete food items from the database. Sample usage of these functions is also demonstrated.

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The document provides a Python script that connects to a MySQL database to manage food items in a food portal. It includes functions to add, view, update availability, and delete food items from the database. Sample usage of these functions is also demonstrated.

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import mysql.

connector

# Establish a connection to the database

def create_connection():

return mysql.connector.connect(

host="localhost",

user="your_username", # Replace with your MySQL username

password="your_password", # Replace with your MySQL password

database="food_portal_db" # Replace with your database name

# Function to add a new food item

def add_food_item(name, price, category, available=True):

conn = create_connection()

cursor = conn.cursor()

query = "INSERT INTO food_items (name, price, category, available) VALUES (%s, %s, %s, %s)"

values = (name, price, category, available)

cursor.execute(query, values)

conn.commit()

print("Food item added successfully!")

cursor.close()

conn.close()

# Function to view all food items

def view_food_items():

conn = create_connection()

cursor = conn.cursor()

query = "SELECT * FROM food_items"

cursor.execute(query)

results = cursor.fetchall()

print("Food Items:")
for row in results:

print(row)

cursor.close()

conn.close()

# Function to update a food item's availability

def update_food_availability(food_id, available):

conn = create_connection()

cursor = conn.cursor()

query = "UPDATE food_items SET available = %s WHERE id = %s"

values = (available, food_id)

cursor.execute(query, values)

conn.commit()

print("Food item updated successfully!")

cursor.close()

conn.close()

# Function to delete a food item

def delete_food_item(food_id):

conn = create_connection()

cursor = conn.cursor()

query = "DELETE FROM food_items WHERE id = %s"

values = (food_id,)

cursor.execute(query, values)

conn.commit()

print("Food item deleted successfully!")

cursor.close()

conn.close()

# Sample usage of the functions

if __name__ == "__main__":
add_food_item("Pizza", 9.99, "Fast Food")

add_food_item("Burger", 5.49, "Fast Food")

view_food_items()

update_food_availability(1, False) # Update availability of item with ID 1

delete_food_item(2) # Delete item with ID 2

view_food_items()

Explanation of Functions

create_connection(): Establishes a connection to the MySQL database.

add_food_item(): Adds a new food item to the database with its name, price, category, and
availability.

view_food_items(): Fetches and displays all food items from the database.

update_food_availability(): Updates the availability of a food item based on its id.

delete_food_item(): Deletes a food item based on its id.

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