Many-to-Many Relationships and Python

We add 10 foreign keys to each table with names like artict_id_1, artist_id2, etc.

We use a BLOB column in both tables

We add a table with two foreign keys

We use the ARRAY column type in both of the tables

A method within a class

A function

A file handle

A Python dictionary

send()

execute()

socket()

run()

It is a search wildcard

It allows more than one boolean operation in the WHERE clause

It is a syntax error

It is a placeholder for the contents of the “org” variable

-1

None

An empty list

An empty dictionary

It only retrieves the first 10 rows from the table

It only sorts on the first 10 characters of the column

It reverses the sort order if there are more than 10 rows

It avoids reading data from any table other than Counts

It allows embeded Python to be executed

It allows embedded JavaScript to be executed

It allows multiple SQL statements separated by semicolons

It allows database tables to be created

It makes sure that if a particular title is already in the table, there are no duplicate rows inserted

It ignores errors in the SQL syntax for the statement

It updates the created_at value if the title already exists in the table

It ignores any foreign key constraint errors

A NOT NULL constraint

An AUTOINCREMENT indication

A UNIQUE constraint

A PRIMARY KEY indication