Pythonic code with f-strings and method chaining
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# Example usage: rewriter = QueryRewriter() query = "SELECT * FROM table WHERE condition AND column = value" rewritten_query = rewriter.rewrite_query(query) print(f"Rewritten Query: {rewritten_query}") ``` ### Explanation 1. **Keyword Sub…
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