It's the weekend, so now's a great time to talk about #Python and SQLite! ๐
Python works with SQLite, a file-based database, right out of the box via its built-in `sqlite3` library.
Here's how you could connect to a SQLite database with Python:
Python works with SQLite, a file-based database, right out of the box via its built-in `sqlite3` library.
Here's how you could connect to a SQLite database with Python:
When you use the `sqlite3` module in Python, you will be using regular SQL to work with it.
So to create a table, you would do something like this:
So to create a table, you would do something like this:
The following code shows how to insert one row of data into a table as well as how to insert multiple rows using SQL and sqlite3 in Python ๐๐ฅ
When it comes to querying your SQLite database with #Python, you will be using the normal SQL SELECT, FROM, WHERE, etc commands.
Here are a couple of examples:
Here are a couple of examples:
Need to update your SQLite table record with #Python? Use the UPDATE SQL command!
If you want to remove a record from your SQLite database in PYthon, you would use the DELETE command just like you would with a regular SQL database:
If you'd like to learn more about working with SQLite in Python, check out my tutorial @mousevspython
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