How can I have two user inputs in a MySQL python execution where WHERE condition is 1 user input and the updated VALUES are another?

Question

I am trying to update a table on MySQL with user input on Python. I previously set the data successfully with.format and also previously successfully selected one row from MySQL with user input where order.ID=%s (orderNo) but now I can't find a way to do them both together without getting a SQL syntax error.

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So how do I Update my customer table and set the specified values that are user Inputted where the orders.ID = orderNo (another user input)

Thanks

Answer 1

You need to put some text inside the {} , like

"value1 is {value1} and value2 is {value2}".format(value1=variable1, value2=variable2)

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You can also use f before the string quote, like

f"value1 is {variable1} and value2 is {variable2}"

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Unfortunately, this way just works in >= python3.7