void do$\_$add$\_$entry$($struct db$\_$entry$**$ db$,$ const char$*$ name, const char$*$ value$)\{$

struct db$\_$entry$*$ ptr $=$ dbe$\_$alloc$($name$,$ value$)$;

$db[0]$

$//$ TODO:

$//$ Our database is an array of db$\_$entry$*.$ Use your dbe$\_$alloc function to make

$//$ a new db$\_$entry instance to put in the database. Add it to the end of the

$//$ database. The maximum capacity of the database is defined on the top of

$\frac{\frac{?}{?}}{?}$ this file, i$.$e$.,$ DB$\_$MAX$\_$SIZE $=128$ ;

$//$ You can assume there are no empty spots between entries.

$//$

$//$ For example, a database that has three items:

$\frac{\frac{?}{?}}{,}[x,Y,Z,0,0,0,0$dotsO$]$

$//$ After adding $A,$ it will look like this:

$\frac{\frac{?}{?}}{,}[x,Y,Z,A,0,0,0$dots$0]$