Some data can be represented using nested Tables. A Table is considered nested when its parent element is a Table Data element. Recreate the table below in nested_table.html. id type ppu batters topping id type 0001 | donut 0.55 5001 None 5002 Glazed 5003| Sugar 5004 | Powdered Sugar 5005 | Frosting 0002 cupcake | 0.75

Assume that a database has a table named Stock, with the following columns:Column Name TypeTrading_Symbol nchar(10)Company_Name nchar(25)Num_Shares intPurchase_Price moneySelling_Price moneyWrite a Select statement that returns the Trading_Symbol column only from the rows where Purchase_Price is greater than 25ドル.00.

Jump to level Complete the following statement to create a table named Country. Choose data types based on the following requirements: ISOCode3 stores the country's code, consisting of one to three letters. • IndepDate stores the country's independence date. CREATE TABLE Country ); ( ISOCode 3 /* Your code goes here */ IndepDate /* Your code goes here */ Enter a statement to delete the above table. /* Your code goes here */ ;

For this portion of the lab design the solution in the following manner: Create a table using a two-dimensional list that stores a Fahrenheit temperature and the equivalent Celsius temperature. Use the following range of Fahrenheit temperatures:Starting at -10 through 100 in increments of 10. Thus, the Fahrenheit temperatures will be:-10, 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50...and so on.Display the contents of the list.Similarly create tables/lists for the following, starting at 0 through 100 in increments of 10:Miles to kilometersGallons to litersPounds to kilogramsInches to centimetersDisplay the contents of each listSave the program as firstname_lastname_Lab7a.py where you will replace firstname and lastname with your actual first and last name.

The Horse table has the following columns: ID - integer, primary key RegisteredName - variable-length string Breed - variable-length string Height - decimal number BirthDate - date Write a SELECT statement to select the registered name and height for only horses that have an above average height. Order the results by height (ascending).

For questions below, use the following nested data structure to answer the questions. social_network = {'bb_dawg$': ('Barry Bowden', 18, ['New York City NY', 'Langley VA'], ['Elisa Yang', 'Andrew Yamins', 'James Butler']), 'yo_jimbo2000': ('James Butler', 21, ['Boston MA'], ['Barry Bowden']), 'e_yan2002': ('Elisa Yan', 20, ['College Park MD', 'Clarksburg MD'], ['Andrew Yamins', 'Barry Bowden']), 'bmansford1990': ('Benard Mansford', 31, ['San Jose CA', 'College Park MD'], []), 'derp1234': ('who cares', 99, ['College Park MD'], [])} Q1) Notice that a removed user ('Andrew Yamins') is still contained in the friends list of a few users. Write a few lines of code to remove him from those friends lists in the social network. Q2) Write a short Python function called find_user_lived that takes a string as input along with the social network data structure; the string should be a city and state and the function should...

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Insert any 5 rows of athletes including your details into the Athletics table you created in the previous Question. The table created previously CREATE TABLE Athletics ( AthleteID int NOT NULL First_name varchar(255) NOT NULL, Last_name varchar(255) NOT NULL, DOB DATE NOT NULL, SportsCode INT, Date_Last_event DATE, PRIMARY KEY (ID) ); varchar(255) use for define string column, int stand for integer field etc.

Q2: Discuss when you should use tables and when using graphs.

The following code will #define N_ROW 10 #define N_COL 10 int row; double sum=0, table[N_ROW][N_COL]; sum = 0; for (row = 0; row < N_ROW; row++) sum += table[row][1] sum the values of the column with an index of 1. sum the values of the row with an index of 1. sum the values of the row with an index of N_ROW. none of the others sum the values of the first column in the array.

Apply the First Normal Form (1NF) and Second Normal Form (2NF) steps to the following two tables. ST_ID ST_Name ST_Major St_Phone ST_Email 100 Marla jen ACCT (703) 111-2222 mjen@gmail.com 110 Jan Bok MGMT (703) 222-3333 jbok@verizon.net 115 Lee Chan MIS (703) 333-4444 (703) 444-5555 lchan@cox.net Table 1 ID Name Courses 1 Ashely Key MIS 302, MIS 303 2 Katy Pery MIS 310 3 Mickey Zen MIS 303, MIS 350 Table 2

The INSERT statement needs to specify column names unless _____. -multiple rows are being inserted into the table with a single statement -only one row is being inserted into the table -the values are inserted in the same order as the table's columns -the values that are being inserted are for columns that are primary keys

Column name Datatype Description trainer_id Should increment what is the datatype and size?