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latexgen-renzo-fu 0.1.2
A simple LaTeX table and image generator
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: LaTeX,table,image

# Python_course
LaTeX Tools
LaTeX Tools is a Python package that simplifies the generation of LaTeX documents. It provides functionality to automatically create tables and include images in your LaTeX documents, making it easier to incorporate data and visuals into your LaTeX projects.

Features
Generate LaTeX code for tables from Python lists.
Include images in your LaTeX documents with simple Python commands.
Installation
You can install LaTeX Tools directly from PyPI:

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pip install latexgen-renzo-fu
Replace latexgen-renzo-fu with the actual name of your package on PyPI.

Usage
Creating a Table
To create a table in your LaTeX document, use the generate_latex_table function:

python
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from latex_tools import generate_latex_table

data = [
    ["Header 1", "Header 2", "Header 3"],
    ["Row 1, Cell 1", "Row 1, Cell 2", "Row 1, Cell 3"],
    ["Row 2, Cell 1", "Row 2, Cell 2", "Row 2, Cell 3"]
]

latex_code = generate_latex_table(data)
print(latex_code)
Including an Image
To include an image in your LaTeX document, use the generate_latex_image function:

python
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from latex_tools import generate_latex_image

image_code = generate_latex_image('path/to/your/image.png', 'Caption for the image', 'fig:image_label')
print(image_code)
Contributing
Contributions to LaTeX Tools are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit a pull request with your improvements.

License
LaTeX Tools is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
PLCSQL 0.7
This is package where you can build databases importing (mysql and mariadb) in python as easy

 let's go through each function and provide examples on how to use them.

1. CD (Create Database):
   This function creates a new database.

   Example:
      CD("mydatabase", mydb)
   

2. CT (Create Table):
   This function creates a new table.

   Example:
      CT("mytable (id INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, name VARCHAR(255))", mydb)
   

3. IV (Insert Values):
   This function inserts values into a table.

   Example:
      IV("mytable", "name", ("John",),mydb)
   

4. IVM (Insert Multiple Values):
   This function inserts multiple rows of values into a table.

   Example:
      IVM("mytable", "name", [("John",), ("Alice",), ("Bob",)],mydb)
   

5. SA (Select All):
   This function selects all rows from a table and prints them.

   Example:
      SA("mytable", mydb)
   

6. DB (Drop Database):
   This function drops a database.

   Example:
      DB("mydatabase", mydb)
   

7. DT (Drop Table):
   This function drops a table.

   Example:
      DT("mytable", mydb)
   

8. STBC (Select Text By Column):
   This function selects a specific column from a table and prints its contents.

   Example:
      STBC("name", "mytable", mydb)
   

9. STBW (Select Text By Where):
   This function selects all columns from a table based on a given condition and prints the results.

   Example:
      STBW("mytable", "age > 18", mydb)
   

10. STBWL (Select Text By Where Like):
    This function selects all columns from a table based on a LIKE condition and prints the results.

    Example:
        STBWL("mytable", "name", "J%", mydb)
    

11. UTBW (Update Text By Where):
    This function updates values in a table based on a given condition.

    Example:
        UTBW("mytable", "name='Jane'", "id=1", mydb)
    

12. STBR (Select Text By Row):
    This function selects all columns from a table based on a given condition and prints the results row by row.

    Example:
        STBR("mytable", mydb)
    

13. STBO (Select Text By Order):
    This function selects all columns from a table and orders the results by a specified field.

    Example:
        STBO("mytable", "name", mydb)
    

14. STBOAD (Select Text By Order And Direction):
    This function selects all columns from a table, orders the results by a specified field, and specifies the order direction (ascending or descending).

    Example:
        STBOAD("mytable", "age", "DESC", mydb)
    

15. MCDT (Modify Column Data Type):
    This function modifies the data type of a column in a table.

    Example:
        MCDT("mytable", "age", "INT", mydb)
    

16. MCP (Modify Column Position):
    This function modifies the position of a column in a table.

    Example:
        MCP("mytable", "name", "age", mydb)
    

17. ATBF (Add Table Field):
    This function adds a new column to a table.

    Example:
        ATBF("mytable", "email", "VARCHAR(255)", mydb)