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Marcus Stigall
13,252 PointsNeed some help
Now we're using a database from a smartphone. It has a phone_book table. It has the columns id, first_name, last_name and phone.
Delete all contacts with the first name of Jonathan and last name of Luna.
3 Answers
Teacher Russell
16,873 PointsI just stumbled on to this question by accident, and don't see the stage you're at, but sounds like the query would go something like DELETE * FROM phone_book WHERE first_name = "Jonathan" AND last_name = Luna; ?
Marcus Stigall
13,252 Pointsthanks it worked !
Teacher Russell
16,873 PointsNo problem, glad I could help. Do you understand how it works now?
Marcus Stigall
13,252 PointsYes, I do. I need some help in another course could you look at it? The entity framework basics course.
Teacher Russell
16,873 PointsI'm off to work now. Wish I could code and study all day. I'd love the chance to help, if no one else can before I get back. Lots of good folks here at Treehouse. If you're really stuck, take some time. Walk away, even if it's for a whole day or more. You'll figure it out, eventually. The information in the videos is no more important than the skill you develop while trying to solve the problem they've given us:) Happy to help anytime I can. Good luck!