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A parameterized query is a SQL query that uses placeholders for values that will be supplied at runtime. Parameterized queries are used to prevent SQL injection attacks by ensuring that user-supplied input is sanitized and escaped before being inserted into the query. Parameterized queries also improve performance because they can reuse execution plans across multiple queries with different parameters.
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