Python’s new t-strings

Will this allow neat SQL syntax like the following?

    city = 'London'
    min_age = 21
    # Find all users in London who are 21 or older:
    users = db.get(t'
        SELECT * FROM users
        WHERE city={city} AND age>{min_age}
    ')

If the db.get() function accepts a template, it should, right?

This would be the nicest way to use SQL I have seen yet.

Isn't the actually proper way to use prepared statements anyway? If we are doing that properly, then what does this t string business buy us for SQL usage from Python?

Because, as the article states, people aren’t using prepared statements. Instead, they pass f-strings because they’re more convenient.