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Exercises

Objective

In this activity you&#039;ll use information extracted from a database to display player data in your project.

Setup

	*  Create a file called &#039;players.php&#039; in your &#039;project&#039; directory in Visual Studio Code.</description>
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Joins

Objective

In this activity you&#039;ll use data from two tables and you&#039;ll learn why separating data into multiple tables is a good idea.

Setup

	*  We&#039;ll use PHPMyAdmin again to run our queries, so log in to that and open the database for your class.</description>
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PHP Database Connection

Objective

In this activity you will use PHP to connect to the database and run a query.

Setup

	*  Create a new file called &#039;mysql.php&#039; in your top level directory in Visual Studio Code.</description>
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Summary

In this lesson, we covered the following concepts for databases.

HTML Tags

CSS

	*  flex-direction
	*  flex-wrap

PHP

	*  PDO
	*  prepare
	*  execute
	*  try / catch
	*  fetch

SQL

	*  table
	*  SELECT
	*  NULL
	*  LEFT JOIN
	*  index

Tools

	*  PHPMyAdmin

Next Lesson: Forms</description>
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Tables

Objective

In this activity you will use a new tool to get a good look at the structure of a database.

Setup

There is nothing to set up in this exercise.

Tool: PHPMyAdmin

	*  There are many databases available that all meet our needs, but we&#039;ll be using MySQL, which is one of the most popular for use with PHP.</description>
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