The MySQLdb.commit() method is used in Python to commit the changes made to a database after executing an SQL statement. It is necessary to call this method when you want to save the changes made to the database permanently. The commit() function ensures that all the changes made in the current database session are permanently saved and can be seen by other sessions or users.
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