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Stamos Bolovinos
4,320 PointsWhat's wrong with having 5th period science and 7th period art?
Why is this student a troublemaker? I don't get it. I mean I could build the query to get the result, but don't understand the context.
2 Answers
Steven Parker
229,744 PointsI don't think the class schedule has anything to do with being a "troublemaker". I think the idea is just that these two class times are both clues to identifying a particular student.
As to exactly who is a "troublemaker" or why is not explained. I suspect this is a reference to this particular episode of the "XKCD" comic strip in which a student's middle name is actually an SQL injection security attack. In that case, the "troublemaker" would actually be the student's mom.
Chris Woodrow
1,782 PointsLittle Bobby Tables! That's brilliant!
Aside: it's fun to not only get the joke, but now understand some of the actual coding behind it!
Stamos Bolovinos
4,320 PointsStamos Bolovinos
4,320 PointsGot it! Because he's last name is 'Tables'... great comic strip site, thanks for that :-)
Mark Chesney
11,747 PointsMark Chesney
11,747 Pointsi'd say your suspicion is correct