Use pymysql module
1. Import pymysql module
2. Create a connection
3. Run the cursor acquisition
4. cursor to execute SQL statements
The SQL statement the execution result acquired
6. Close the cursor
7. Close the connection
# 1. Import module pymysql Import pymysql User = INPUT ( ' Enter Username: ' ) pwd = INPUT ( ' Enter password: ' ) # 2. Create a connection Conn = pymysql.connect (Host = ' 127.0.0.1 ' , = 3306 Port, User = ' the root ' , password = '' , DB = ' DB8 ' , charset = ' UTF8 ' ) # 3. Run acquired cursor cursor = conn.cursor () # note% s requires quotes sql = "* from UserInfo WHERE username SELECT = '% S' and pwd = '% S' " % (User, pwd) Print (sql) # 4. vernier to sql statement execution, 5 and obtains an execution result. the cursor.execute (sql) Result = the cursor.execute (sql) # execute sql statement, sql query returns the number of successful recording Print (Result) # 6. the cursor off cursor.close () # 7. the close connection conn.Close () IF Result: Print ( ' successful landing ' ) the else : Print ( ' Login failed ' )