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SQLAlchemy Hands On

The document contains Python code that uses SQLAlchemy to interact with a SQLite database. It demonstrates creating a 'players' table, inserting player data, reading the data, updating a player's runs, and deleting a player from the table. The results of each operation are printed and saved to hidden text files.

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SQLAlchemy Hands On

The document contains Python code that uses SQLAlchemy to interact with a SQLite database. It demonstrates creating a 'players' table, inserting player data, reading the data, updating a player's runs, and deleting a player from the table. The results of each operation are printed and saved to hidden text files.

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###################################################################################

from sqlalchemy import create_engine

db_string = "sqlite:///tests.db"

db = create_engine(db_string)

#create
db.execute("CREATE TABLE players (plyid text, plyname text, runs text)")
db.execute("INSERT INTO players (plyid, plyname, runs) VALUES('10001',
'ply1','100'), ('10002' , 'ply2', '80'),('10003','ply3','65'),
('10004','ply4','95'),('10005','ply5','99')")

# Read
result_set=db.execute("SELECT * FROM players")

s=list()
for r in result_set:
s.append(r)

#Update

db.execute("UPDATE players SET runs='100' WHERE plyname='ply5'")


update=db.execute("SELECT * FROM players")
q=list()
for r in update:
q.append(r)

#Delete

db.execute("DELETE FROM players WHERE plyname='ply5'")


delete=db.execute("SELECT * FROM players")
e=list()
for r in delete:
e.append(r)

print(s)
print(q)
print(e)
s=str(s)
q=str(q)
e=str(e)
with open(".hidden.txt",'w') as f:
f.write(s)

with open(".hidden1.txt",'w') as f:
f.write(q)
with open(".hidden2.txt",'w') as outfile:
outfile.write(e)

###################################################################################

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