Comment by Too

Python has its own built in sqlite wrapper. Just import sqlite3 and then you're 3 lines away from creating the database, opening it and executing queries. Why would sqlite bother about documenting this when python already does it.

Besides, most languages have a predefined and fixed interface for opening databases of any kind and running queries on them. The only thing that differs is the connection string or the constructor of the database/connection/reader-object. For example in python this would be PEP249.