Can you create a database for your website using Python? If so, where do you store this file? How do you access it?

• PostgreSQL

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What do you mean by "database service"? Python comes with SQLite support to create SQL databases locally. You can also use a more advanced database manager like Postgres. To actually interact with the database though, for SQLite, you can use the built-in SQLite module. You also need to know basic SQL though.

• Django

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maybe a python based web framework, such as Django, would be a suitable next step for you. It's all open source, free, very well maintained and documented. It comes with a sqlite database as default, but is fully customisable. Follow the tutorial and - judging from your question - you'd probably have your own site, database and web server running within a day. https://www.djangoproject.com/ there's a good r/django subreddit too

• InfluxDB

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• MongoDB

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  The MongoDB Database

  

Hi, I think you can use a NoSQL Database like MongoDB. It has a python API once you create the database to load database etc..

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