Your Turn
Managing databases is a major scientific field that is well beyond the scope of this book. Reading this chapter alone won’t make you a seasoned database administrator or a versatile database programmer. But, now you can create a table or two, store data into them, and get the data back when you need it, and you can do it two ways: with or without SQL.
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Write a Python program that, for each word in a given file, records the word itself (not the stem!), its ordinal number in the file (starting from 1), and the part-of-speech marker in a MySQL database. Use NLTK WordPunctTokenizer (introduced here) to recognize words. Assume that the words are short enough to fit in the TINYTEXT MySQL data type. Design the database ...
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