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15 July 2023 by Kevin McAleer | Share this article on

Learn how to build SQLite3 Databases in Python.

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I’m pleased to annouce a new Create Databases with Python and SQLite3 course is now available for beginners.

It’s aimed at beginners (or people teaching beginners), and anyone not familiar with databases or Sqlite.

I’m always interested in feedback so let me know how you find it, and if you would change anything.

Happy programming!

Kevin

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