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The document discusses Object Relational Mapping (ORM) and its ability to manage database interactions through objects, specifically using Sqlalchemy. It provides a brief overview of testing a database in a Flask application, including creating and querying a subject. The example demonstrates how to add a subject to the database and retrieve its details using Python code.

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The document discusses Object Relational Mapping (ORM) and its ability to manage database interactions through objects, specifically using Sqlalchemy. It provides a brief overview of testing a database in a Flask application, including creating and querying a subject. The example demonstrates how to add a subject to the database and retrieve its details using Python code.

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ORM – object relational mapper .

It directly deals with the objects , relation between the objects


convert the sql query in the databases , flexible to any databases. you have to write once that
supports the data bases. Whole access to the data bases. We will use Sqlalchemy at the orm .

Testing the database


Flask shell – python based intractive shell . It connect with the application , App is there , (Instance)
the database connection is also there .for testing create a subject

from app import db


from app.models import subject
#to create a subject we have to write in a way .
math_subject = Subject(name=“Math ” , description=“ In this subject , we will learn math
concepts”)
#db.session – intract to the database
db.session.add(math_subject)
db.session.commit() -> it saves the data that we have added to the database.
#now query the record.
Subjects = subject.query.all()
subject = subjects[0]
#<Subject 1> we get the objects
Subject.name
subject.description
exit()

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