The `mysql.connector.MySQLConnection.commit` is a method in Python that is used to save any changes made to the database since the last `commit()` or `rollback()` statement. It ensures that the changes are permanently saved and can be accessed by other users or applications. This method is typically used after executing a series of database operations to make sure they are applied permanently to the database.
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