Hey, welcome to the next section.
So this section is a bit different than everything else.
I mean, I guess you could say that for every section, hopefully.
But the structure is pretty different because it's all challenges, it's all exercises.
So the way that this will work is you're going to practice all the commands you've seen up until this
point, everything from creating a database and switching and using the database to creating your tables
and defining a schema to then doing the basic CRUD operations.
We've talked about creating, reading, updating and deleting data, all that stuff, all those commands
that are associated with that, you'll be practicing them all at once in this section.
And it's not just one giant video.
I broke it up and to kind of logical, hopefully sections that make sense, you'll go through the create
section, we'll create data together and then you'll do exercises with it and we'll be working with
all the same data so we get all the same answers, which is really important that if you're following
along and you're trying to update something that your update looks the same as mine.
So the data that we'll be working with has to do with inventory management.
It has to do with, let's say, a clothing company, an online clothing retailer, or maybe just our
closet.
We're just doing an inventory of my closet.
I need to figure out what fits, what doesn't fit, what colors are there, what shirts have holes.
I don't know what to give away to charity, what to burn in a pile, if that's what you do.
All that stuff and we'll have different types of shirts.
I got props again, short sleeves.
We've got long sleeves.
And the underappreciated and elusive three quarter length sleeve.
Not to mention things like Hawaiian shirts or even Hawaiian shirts of different colors, too.
But you didn't see that coming.
Look at that.
Another Hawaiian shirt.
Yeah.
I should probably stop this video, huh?
So let's get on with the exercises coming up.
Whole bunch of exercises around shirts.