I guess this could be useful in SQL for escaping values, I saw a project on the comments here. With templates: mysql.execute(t"DELETE FROM table WHERE id={i

I guess this could be useful in SQL for escaping values, I saw a project on the comments here. With templates: mysql.execute(t"DELETE FROM table WHERE id={id} AND param1={param1}") Without templates: mysql.execute("DELETE FROM table WHERE id=%s AND param1=%s", [id, param1]) So one less argument to pass if we use templates. But yeah it does seem a bit confusing, and maybe kinda not pythonic? Not sure.