python sql3 how to add data synmically

Arvind Kumar answered on July 6, 2023 Popularity 1/10 Helpfulness 1/10

answer python sql3 how to add data synmically

python sql3 how to add data synmically

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import sqlite3
conn = sqlite3.connect('tutorial.db')
c = conn.cursor()


def create_table():
    c.execute("CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS example(Language VARCHAR, Version REAL, Skill TEXT)") #<<<<<<<<<< CHANGED


def enter_data():
    c.execute("INSERT INTO example VALUES('Python', 2.7, 'Beginner')")


create_table() #<<<<<<<<<< ADDED
enter_data() #<<<<<<<<<< ADDED
c.execute("INSERT INTO example VALUES('Python', 3.3, 'Intermediate')")
c.execute("INSERT INTO example VALUES('Python', 3.4, 'Expert')")
conn.commit()


def enter_dynamic_data():
    lang = input("What language? ")
    version = float(input("What version? "))
    skill = input("What skill level? ")
    c.execute("INSERT INTO example (Language, Version, Skill) VALUES (?, ?, ?)",
          (lang, version, skill))
    conn.commit()
enter_dynamic_data()

cursor = c.connection.cursor() #<<<<<<<<<< ADDED
cursor.execute("SELECT * FROM example") #<<<<<<<<<< ADDED
for row in cursor: #<<<<<<<<<< ADDED
    print("Language=", row[0], " Version=", row[1], " Skill=", row[2]) #<<<<<<<<<< ADDED

conn.close()

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