Create a new database named school.
Create a table named Courses (course code, name, time).
1. Create the stored procedure that, when run, adds 2 course records to the course table.
2. Create and run the stored procedure that updates the name of the course whose course code is submitted with the new course name.
3. Create a table named Number of Lessons (pieces).
4. Create and run a stored procedure that records the number of lessons in the lessons table into the lesson number table.
5. Consider a stored procedure scenario where you can use the INOUT parameter, create the necessary tables for it, write the stored procedure, and run it.
6. View stored procedures
7. Delete one of the stored procedures you created.

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