Raspberry Pi - Data Logging and DatabasesHow can you efficiently insert multiple sensor readings at once into SQLite on Raspberry Pi using Python?AInsert data one by one without commitBCall cursor.execute() repeatedly in a loopCWrite raw SQL strings concatenated with valuesDUse cursor.executemany() with a list of tuplesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand batch insertionexecutemany() allows inserting many rows efficiently in one call.Step 2: Compare other methodsRepeated execute() calls are slower; raw SQL concatenation risks errors and injection; no commit delays saving.Final Answer:Use cursor.executemany() with a list of tuples -> Option DQuick Check:Batch insert with executemany() is efficient [OK]Quick Trick: Use executemany() for multiple inserts efficiently [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing execute() in loops without executemany()Concatenating SQL strings unsafelyForgetting to commit after inserts
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