t some data
into that table using the SQL <tt>INSERT</tt> operation. Again, we begin
by making a connection to the database and obtaining the <tt>cursor</tt>.
We can then execute SQL commands using the cursor.<br />
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The SQL <tt>INSERT</tt> command indicates which table we are using 
and then defines a new row by listing the fields we want to 
include <tt>(title, plays) </tt> followed by the <tt>VALUES</tt> we want
placed in the new row in the table. We specify the values
as question marks <tt>(?, ?)<