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hello everyone and welcome back to AWS simplified previously I made a video on interacting with DynamoDB using its getitem and query operations today I want to continue that and show you how to perform insert operations so how to insert data into your DynamoDB table so Ive already went through the trouble of pre creating table here so we dont have to go through that step so my table is called transactions and the only special thing about this table is that I define my partition key to be transaction ID before we move on to actually interacting with this table I wanted to point out something and that is that were not defining a schema for this table in the sense that were not defining any of the other columns that are going to be present when we insert our data so this is in contrast to a traditional sequel database where you need to pre define the schema of your table so all your columns and the types in a no sequel database you have a lot of flexibility so you can define those co
