Looking at Documentation is an important part of programming. You don't have to memorize anything, but you should get familiar with the types of information you can find in different docs. For this exercise, go through the ActiveRecord documentation here with your table mates and answer the following questions about each method.

1. What argument or arguments does the method take?
2. What type of object does the method return?
3. What happens if none of the parameters match? (i.e. what if Tweet.find(5) can't find that tweet? How about Tweet.find_by(id: 6)?

Methods:

1. find
2. .find_by
3. .where
4. .all
5. .first
6. .destroy

Pretend that you have a tweets table with two columns - message and user_id. Given the code below, write in a notebook or on a whiteboard what SQL statements will fire when the following methods are called?

class Tweet < ActiveRecord::Base

end

1. Tweet.all
2. Tweet.find(5)
3. Tweet.find_by(user_id: 7)
4. Tweet.where(user_id: 7)
5. Tweet.create(user_id: 5, message: 'making some coffee')
6. Tweet.destroy(7)