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8,389 PointsHow do I fill out the answer to this question?
Answer is straightforward: SET course = "Swift Basics" WHERE id = 2
But I can't seem to get the question right. What could I be doing wrong?
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Alexander Nikiforov
Java Web Development Techdegree Graduate 22,175 PointsI think you have to use single quotes like this
UPDATE treehouse SET course = 'Swift Basics' WHERE id = 2
It is definitely not super right, although in quiz it is given in single quotes...
It is nice to be changed, but I know that know Chris Ramacciotti left Treehouse. I think it can be quite problematic.
You can try to email to support, may be they can give an Exterminator badge :)
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8,389 PointsThanks, Alexander. I was able to complete all answers in the quiz correctly when I figured out the pattern. The instructions should tell the user to use single quotes for text literals.
Christopher Janke
11,054 PointsChristopher Janke
11,054 PointsThis question could more easily be answered if you were to wrap your code in three backticks (```) <-- By the "1" key on most keyboards, in order to see the format you are using.