This is the simplest way obviously this is ascending
print ("0")
print ("1")
print ("2")
print ("3")
print ("4")
print ("5")
print ("6")
print ("7")
print ("8")
print ("9")
This can be taken to mean a couple of things.
Overall - no - nothing on your resume should be written in by hand. If it’s going to be included on your resume it needs to be typed in and turned in at the same time as that resume. However, it’s not unusual for people to submit their references secondary to the initial submission of their resume. In that case what you can do is list a section on your resume that’s called References and underneath state “References available by request.” If they are then requested later, turn them in typed neatly on a document that matches your resume.
SQL queries can be used to retrieve data from a table.
The query that returns the entire Gamers table is (b) SELECT * FROM Gamers;
To retrieve a data we make use of the SELECT FROM clause
From the question, we understand that all entries of the Gamers table should be returned.
The keyword ALL in SQL is represented with asterisk i.e. *
The table whose data would be retrieved is the Gamers table.
Hence, the required query is: SELECT * FROM Gamers;
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