sqliteHow do I create a SQLite connection string?
A SQLite connection string is used to connect to a SQLite database. It is a string of parameters that define the connection parameters to the database.
The format of the connection string is as follows:
sqlite://<database_name>
Where <database_name>
is the name of the database to connect to.
An example connection string is:
sqlite://my_database.db
The following code will create a connection to the database using the connection string:
import sqlite3
conn = sqlite3.connect('sqlite://my_database.db')
The parts of the code are:
import sqlite3
: imports the sqlite3 library, which is needed to connect to the database.sqlite3.connect('sqlite://my_database.db')
: creates a connection to the database specified in the connection string.
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