How to get the SQLite connection string?

@natalia 

The SQLite connection string typically takes the following format:

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sqlite:///<database_file_path>.db

Where <database_file_path> is the file path to the SQLite database file on your file system. For example:

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sqlite:///C:/sqlite/mydatabase.db

@natalia 

Alternatively, if you are using SQLite in memory, the connection string would be:

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sqlite:///:memory:

This signifies that the SQLite database will be created and stored in memory only.

Here's an example of how to establish a connection using the SQLite connection string in Python:

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import sqlite3

conn = sqlite3.connect('sqlite:///C:/sqlite/mydatabase.db')

Note that you need to have the SQLite library installed and imported in order to use the sqlite3 module. You can install it using pip:

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pip install sqlite3