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 `(class, item_id, name, item_set_id, set_name)`: Specifies the columns into which data will be inserted:
 
-class: Class identifier for the armor set.
-item_id: Unique identifier for the armor item.
+class: Class identifier for the armor set. (Warrior, Mage, Rogue, etc.)
+item_id: Unique identifier for the armor item.  (The Items listed in the "Armor Set")
 name: Name of the armor item.
-item_set_id: Identifier for the armor set.
+item_set_id: Identifier for the armor set. (Each armor set has its own unique number, 551, 250, 689, etc.)
 set_name: Name of the armor set.
 VALUES: Indicates that the subsequent values correspond to the columns listed above.
-
-
-### Explanation of SQL Code
-
-The provided SQL code inserts data into a table named `black_market_armor_sets` in the `araxia_world` schema:
-
-```sql
-INSERT INTO araxia_world.black_market_armor_sets
-(class, item_id, name, item_set_id, set_name)
-VALUES
-(11, 23294, 'Knight-Captain''s Dragonhide Chestpiece', 551, 'Lieutenant Commander''s Refuge');
-```
-INSERT INTO araxia_world.black_market_armor_sets: Specifies the table where data will be inserted.
-
-(class, item_id, name, item_set_id, set_name): Specifies the columns into which data will be inserted:
-
-class: Class identifier for the armor set.
-item_id: Unique identifier for the armor item.
-name: Name of the armor item.
-item_set_id: Identifier for the armor set.
-set_name: Name of the armor set.
-VALUES: Indicates that the subsequent values correspond to the columns listed above.
-
-Each set of values in parentheses represents a row of data that will be inserted into the table. For example:
-
-
-```sql(11, 23294, 'Knight-Captain''s Dragonhide Chestpiece', 551, 'Lieutenant Commander''s Refuge')
-```
-Inserts data where:
-
-class is 11
-item_id is 23294
-name is 'Knight-Captain''s Dragonhide Chestpiece'
-item_set_id is 551
-set_name is 'Lieutenant Commander''s Refuge'
-This SQL statement adds multiple rows of armor set data to the black_market_armor_sets table, each representing a different piece of armor within the same set intended for a specific class.