The occurrence of a Nonetype when calling cur.fetchone()[0] can typically be explained by the fact that the cursor object is at the end of the result set, meaning that there are no more rows left to fetch. When there are no more records to be processed, the fetchone() method will return None instead of returning a row. Therefore, calling [0] on None will result in a Nonetype error. It's important to always check for None values before trying to operate on them to avoid errors.
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