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I try to avoid writing the SQL-code for each and every update or insert. Instead a PHP-function takes some parameters (add or change, tablename, fields-list) and builds the SQL from it. This is similar, but not identical, to the preferred method of using parameterized statements (mysqli).
Is my way of creating SQL putting a big smile in the face of hackers?
Oh yes – see Wikipedia, and the obligatory xkcd reference.