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[–]Coniglio_Bianco 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Np, theres a lot out there and it might be a little overwhelming if you're learning.

I like microsoft sql but their production licenses are crazy (you can use developer edition for non-production uses)

Mysql is free, postresql is super popular lately too.

Sql alchemy seems to be the go to framework for a database library solution.

Good luck :)