Do not include your login password credentials in python code script - Use-case for Keyring package
It is a security consideration to avoid including or writing your login password credentials in python code scripts. This is tutorial example on how to use the Keyring package to store and save and use credentials to may need to access different data bases or systems in your coding.
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