// Set up my SQL connection
<?php
$host = 'odin.cs.csub.edu';
$user = 'lmarquez';
$password = 'example_pass';
$database = 'lmarquez';

?>

We went over how to setup a connection to your database by using the mysqli() function
on PHP. Once we had done that, using the databases that we had created with one of the examples
a while back, we are making a small todo list site where we are using templating to interact with our database.
It will show if something is overdue as well. You can use a function to do any queries that you would do on the command line on PHP.
Use query() for queries that don't need user-defined values.
Use MYSQLI_ASSOC to get column names in results.