For this exercise, you are going to create a new PHP file called exercise-1.php. This file will connect to your autoservice database (what you connected to in Practical Class 7) and display only 8 records in a HTML table from the customer database table. Your resulting table should look similar to figure 1.

You will have to determine what columns you will need from the customer database table to achieve figure 1. You can do this by reviewing the customer database table schema (figure 2).

For each client name, as seen in figure 1, you will have to create a hyperlink. This hyperlink must be unique so when a user clicks on the link they are redirected to exercise-2.php (the next exercise) where a list of the cars associated with the customer are presented. To achieve this, think about what data you will require to make the link unique and is present in both customer and customercar database tables refer to figure 2

Could you please screenshot result and upload php code.

Client Name Suburb Mary Hadalittlelamb Meadowville Buzz** Lightyear **IntergalacticHQ Campbelltown Bradbury Ilene Over Simple Ton Under Standing Camden Figure 1 customer customercar id INT(11) id INT(11) custNum INT(11) custNum INT(11) O title VARCHAR(20) rego VARCHAR(6) make VARCHAR(15) firstName VARCHAR(20) familyName VARCHAR(30) contact VARCHAR(10) model VARCHAR(30) yearMan VARCHAR(4) email VARCHAR(60) Indexes houseNum VARCHAR(10) street VARCHAR(20) suburb VARCHAR(20) state VARCHAR(3) postCode VARCHAR(4) Indexes Figure 2 Client Name Suburb Mary Hadalittlelamb Meadowville Buzz** Lightyear **IntergalacticHQ Campbelltown Bradbury Ilene Over Simple Ton Under Standing Camden Figure 1 customer customercar id INT(11) id INT(11) custNum INT(11) custNum INT(11) O title VARCHAR(20) rego VARCHAR(6) make VARCHAR(15) firstName VARCHAR(20) familyName VARCHAR(30) contact VARCHAR(10) model VARCHAR(30) yearMan VARCHAR(4) email VARCHAR(60) Indexes houseNum VARCHAR(10) street VARCHAR(20) suburb VARCHAR(20) state VARCHAR(3) postCode VARCHAR(4) Indexes Figure 2