Should I always prefer to work with prepared SQL statements to improve performance?

Question

I understand that the prepared statement is compiled on the server once, thus saving the overhead of repeating parsing, optimization, etc. Apparently, I should always use ready-made instructions for queries that run more than once.

Are there any flaws in this approach?

I am using odbc (libodbC ++) from C ++ to mysql.

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