Thank you all so much. I will ponder on all good advice you kindly offered.
Will continue on Stackoverflow. I routinely use f strings but was dumbfounded
by the concurrent use of the triple quotes :) Being a medical docyor I’m only
an amateur 😀. Happy and safe 2022 to you all. Robert
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Using string replace isn't a great idea if you don't trust the input - re:
SQL/SPARQL injection and little bobby tables: https://xkcd.com/327/
I don't think it works with SPARQLWrapper - but with the SPARQLStore you
can pass your binding as RDFLib terms:
dbo = Namespace("http://dbpedia.org/onto
Hi Robert,
Marijane is correct! My favorite way of using variables in RDFlib SPARQL
queries is to use string replace() so that I don't have to double-up { and
}, so I would do something like...
...I'll put a complete answer in if you re-post this to Stack Overflow
please! That's where we like to
Hello Robert,
You’ll need to use one of Python’s string formatting features, which provide
functionality for inserting variables into strings. The current state of the
art are f-strings, but note that you will have to double all the curly braces
in your query string if you use them because f-st
