- You should draw out a rough ERD/diagram for the listed tables.
- You should mark which columns are the Primary Key
- You should mark which columns are the Foreign Key
- You should draw lines to show relationships between tables on the Foreign Keys
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## Diagram a Database | |
- Owners HAVE MANY Pets | |
- Pets HAVE ONE Owner | |
- Pets and Owners have ONE Home | |
- Owners have: | |
- ID (int) as Primary Key | |
- Name (string) | |
- PetID (int) as Foreign Key |
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## Diagram a Database | |
- Owners HAVE MANY Pets | |
- Pets HAVE ONE Owner | |
- Pets and Owners have ONE Home | |
- Owners have: | |
- ID (int) as Primary Key | |
- Name (string) | |
- PetID (int) as Foreign Key |
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## Diagram a Database | |
- Owners HAVE MANY Pets | |
- Pets HAVE ONE Owner | |
- Pets and Owners have ONE Home | |
- Owners have: | |
- ID (int) as Primary Key | |
- Name (string) | |
- PetID (int) as Foreign Key |
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## Diagram a Database | |
- Owners HAVE MANY Pets | |
- Pets HAVE ONE Owner | |
- Pets and Owners have ONE Home | |
- Owners have: | |
- ID (int) as Primary Key | |
- Name (string) | |
- PetID (int) as Foreign Key |
Using the language of your choice, you need to write an application. You are highly encouraged to write this in the language you are most comfortable with. You will be writing an application that prints out information to a user.
- Write a program that prints the numbers from 1 to 100.
- For multiples of three print “Fizz” instead of the number.
- For the multiples of five print “Buzz”.
- For numbers which are multiples of both three and five print “FizzBuzz”
You need to create a Contact Me form. It will not use ajax
but instead will just POST
directly to your server. You may write this using standard HTML, ERB, or EJS.
- Your form should contain the following entries:
User's name
User's email
User's phone no.
Reason for contact request
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$(document).ready(function(event) { | |
}); |