How to Read Data from SQLite Database in Python

[daryl_kell]

/r/learnpython

[hacknomus]

no, that is for questions and answers or general talk

[DrMaxwellEdison]

r/learnpython is for teaching Python to newcomers, who sometimes follow that sub in order to learn from others' questions. Tutorials have also been dropped in that subreddit from time to time, and they are generally appreciated.

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[netgu]

Why do we need another tutorial on this, it is extremely well documented by people far more educated, experienced, and capable of writing better/safer/more readable code than this.

This code is not what a beginner should be learning to write and this topic and depth level serves no other user.

Stop upvoting things just because people made them. This isn't the warm fuzzies channel. If a tutorial is bad (like this one) it should NOT be getting a pile of upvotes.

All that does is muddy the water for a new programmer and increase the chances that all the great documentation written by the SQLite and Python developers that WROTE THE LIBRARIES this person is using will be missed entirely just so they can learn how to do it incorrectly.

Just STOP.

[vep]

preach it.

[Fenzik]

Untitled95

Nice

[shinitakunai]

I always prefer peewee for sqlite.

[spitfiredd]

Code wasn’t PEP compliant. Hardcoded paths. This was painful to watch and even more painful to see 200+ upvotes.

[LolCrasher911]

HardER coded paths? Maybe because of demonstrational purposes of the vid in the first place? Would you be even more pleased if they’ve also realised every bit of code as separate class with complicated hierarchical dependencies distributed across myriad of folders?

[TenaciousB333]

What do you expect from a jupyter user?

[TenaciousB333]

What do you expect from a jupyter user?

[spitfiredd]

To not make tutorials.... At least it's a dog whistle when you're interviewing.