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    This document shows an example Python script that programmatically creates a database table called "books" with title, author, and price columns, and inserts 4 records into the books table using SQL INSERT statements. The script connects to a SQLite database called "books.db", creates a cursor object to execute SQL statements, defines the CREATE TABLE statement to build the books table, executes multiple INSERT statements to add records, commits the changes, and closes the connection.

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    This document shows an example Python script that programmatically creates a database table called "books" with title, author, and price columns, and inserts 4 records into the books table using SQL INSERT statements. The script connects to a SQLite database called "books.db", creates a cursor object to execute SQL statements, defines the CREATE TABLE statement to build the books table, executes multiple INSERT statements to add records, commits the changes, and closes the connection.

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    This document shows an example Python script that programmatically creates a database table called "books" with title, author, and price columns, and inserts 4 records into the books table using SQL INSERT statements. The script connects to a SQLite database called "books.db", creates a cursor object to execute SQL statements, defines the CREATE TABLE statement to build the books table, executes multiple INSERT statements to add records, commits the changes, and closes the connection.

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    To create the database and add data programmatically by using the Insert query, we can use SQL
    statements within a Python script. Here's an example code snippet:

    import sqlite3

    # Connect to the database

    conn = sqlite3.connect('books.db')

    # Create a cursor object

    c = conn.cursor()

    # Create the books table

    c.execute('''CREATE TABLE books

    (title text, author text, price real)''')

    # Add some data to the books table

    c.execute("INSERT INTO books VALUES ('The Great Gatsby', 'F. Scott Fitzgerald', 10.99)")

    c.execute("INSERT INTO books VALUES ('To Kill a Mockingbird', 'Harper Lee', 7.99)")

    c.execute("INSERT INTO books VALUES ('1984', 'George Orwell', 12.99)")

    c.execute("INSERT INTO books VALUES ('Pride and Prejudice', 'Jane Austen', 9.99)")

    # Commit the changes

    conn.commit()

    # Close the connection

    conn.close()

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