Example of setting and getting a key
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### Step 3: Integrate Redis Securely with a Python Application Using `redis-py` 1. **Install `redis-py`**: Ensure you have `redis-py` installed in your Python environment. ```bash pip install redis ``` 2. **Connect to Redis w…
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