How to set variable table name in postgresql python?

Question

Python

Hello!
I'm trying to create a table through code, using a variable as its name, but it doesn't work out.

the code :

db_object.execute(f'SELECT user_id FROM {message.chat.id} WHERE user_id')
  	result = db_object.fetchone()

  	print(result)

.

mistake :

syntax error at or near "-"
LINE 1: SELECT user_id FROM -1001532563722 WHERE user_id

The minus cannot be removed in any way, because this is the chat id and through it I will check the existence of tables.
(I thought about removing the minus through replaceand then just adding it when reading, but the code below speaks for itself)

An attempt to write the name manually also failed:

db_object.execute('CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS {}'.format('test'))
  	result = db_object.fetchone()

  	print(result)

syntax error at end of input
LINE 1: CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS test

The text in the title has changed several times, but the error is still the same.

Maybe I don't understand something?

Answer 1

1. You need to create one table, not a bunch with different chat.id
2. CREATE TABLE wants, in addition to the name, also a description of the structure