Within MySQL Workbench, create a new table. This table will be used to manage the data behind a simple feedback sharing system. Within this table store the following data items: A primary key, The first name of the contributor, The last name of the contributor, The username of the contributor The email address of the contributor, The first name of the intended recipient, The last name of the intended recipient, The username of the intended recipient, The email address of the intended recipient, The date and time at which the feedback was submitted to the table (which should be set automatically to the current time and date if not explicitly specified), and The text of the feedback message itself (which may be several lines of text). Add at least ten (10) different rows to the table, representing various exchanges of feedback amongst four (4) unique users. Display all of the contents of your table, Display the recipient information, submission date/time, and the first forty (40) characters of the feedback text of all the rows representing feedback submitted by a single contributor (pick one who has made multiple submissions), Display the contributor information, submission date/time, and complete feedback text of all the rows representing feedback submitted to a single recipient (pick one for whom there are multiple submissions), Display the contributor information, recipient information, submission date/time, and complete feedback text of all the rows representing feedback submitted by a single contributor to a single recipient (choose a contributor and recipient for whom there are multiple submissions), and Display the contributor information, recipient information, and submission date/time (but not the feedback text) of all the rows representing feedback submitted within the past forty-eight (48) hours. Implement at least five (5) different updates targeting at least three (3) different rows. Add a new row, display the table in its entirety to show the new row, delete that row, and show the table in its entirety again to demonstrate that the row has been removed..

1. Within MySQL Workbench, create a new table. This table will be used to manage the data
behind a simple feedback sharing system. Within this table store the following data items:
A primary key,
The first name of the contributor,
The last name of the contributor,
The username of the contributor
The email address of the contributor,
The first name of the intended recipient, The last name of the intended recipient,
The username of the intended recipient, The email address of the intended recipient,
The date and time at which the feedback was submitted to the table (which should be set
automatically to the current time and date if not explicitly specified), and
The text of the feedback message itself (which may be several lines of text).
Add at least ten (10) different rows to the table, representing various exchanges of feedback
amongst four (4) unique users.
Display all of the contents of your table,
Display the recipient information, submission date/time, and the first forty (40) characters of the
feedback text of all the rows representing feedback submitted by a single contributor (pick one
who has made multiple submissions),
Display the contributor information, submission date/time, and complete feedback text of all the
rows representing feedback submitted to a single recipient (pick one for whom there are multiple
submissions),
Display the contributor information, recipient information, submission date/time, and complete
feedback text of all the rows representing feedback submitted by a single contributor to a single
recipient (choose a contributor and recipient for whom there are multiple submissions), and
Display the contributor information, recipient information, and submission date/time (but not the
feedback text) of all the rows representing feedback submitted within the past forty-eight (48)
hours.
Implement at least five (5) different updates targeting at least three (3) different rows.
Add a new row, display the table in its entirety to show the new row, delete that row, and show
the table in its entirety again to demonstrate that the row has been removed.