>A Python programmer was doing a lot of data processing in Python and
>wondered whether SQLite could speed it up:
>
><http://sebastianraschka.com/Articles/sqlite3_database.html>
>
>The article and the database needs of the programmer are rather simple,
>and the results are unremarkable (fast DBMS is fast).  But the examples
>of SQLite-via-Python code are clear and well written and may be useful
>for Python users who want to learn SQLite.  Especially for the triple-
>quoting needed for .execute().

Triple quoting is not required for .execute().  A Triple-Quote is a way of 
delimiting a string such that escape characters are not required to embed 
characters with semantic meaning within the string (ie, quote characters or 
line-ending characters). 




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