This is the third $($of three$)$ of your web application skeleton. We won't learn nearly enough to create an actual web application, but I think it would behoove everyone to see how the different parts of this course come together to create a web application.

In this part, use your database $($and Google$)$ skills to create a database to support your web application. Some examples are users of a social media platform, or a helper application for your favorite game. You don't need to have every attribute, just the important ones.

There are $3$ requirements for the database.

At least two tables.

One table uses foreign keys from an existing table.

Use an appropriate name $($camel case$)$ for each table.

On of the off$-$chance that you have an existing web site, then describe a couple of tables that you think your web site is using. For example, if you have a shopping web site, then you could describe the tables used to store merchandise information or buyer$/$seller information. If you have a social media web site, then you could describe tables that store user information or their posts.

When you are happy with your database design, create some representation. You can draw out the tables, identifying the primary and foreign keys, or create a SQL script. Submit the SQL script or a picture of your database design for this assignment. While the due date is April $28,2024,$ if you turn it in early enough I'll make comments and you can resubmit. There is no limit to the number of submissions.