Then the useful part is the extra execute function you have to write (it's not just a substitute like in the comment) and an extra function can confirm the safety of a value going into a f-string just as well.
I get the general case, but even then it seems like an implicit anti-pattern over doing db.execute(f"QUERY WHERE name = {safe(name)}")
I get the general case, but even then it seems like an implicit anti-pattern over doing db.execute(f"QUERY WHERE name = {safe(name)}")