It's Java, using SQL to make its life easier. It's actually better to understand the relationship between application and database more generally as being the other way around. Your data is what's important, and the surrounding applications are just tools to assist in management of that data. Looki...

@Kimiko Maxine had the table created outside of the Java code she posted. Also, the reason you don't see anything other than a couple of select queries is because the insertion of new addresses is being done here using the JDBC API instead. (For the record, I'm not a fan of the way JDBC 2.0 promotes...

Happy birthday, ItL!

It so seems like it would work. Oh, it'll work , technically. It's just that there are better ways to do it that your instructor is probably expecting to see. Just think about the SELECT syntax more, and about how you're going to be representing the other stuff like cookie name, address, email in y...

... creating a username would also release an sql command to create a table with that same username. You may want to think about your approach a bit more. (Intentionally vague, sorry! ;) However, I want to be sure this is what he means and it's not just our IDs. In order to log into the sql databas...

I love you Sampson.

What he means is that he wants you to add a layer that allows multiple address books. The ID is for specifying which address book to work with, in the same way the "name" form field identifies each entry in your project 2 address book.

for (ITLMember m : members) m.say("UR KYUTE");

Good ol' nineties. Decade of my teens. I like Ace of Base. ^^

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