Lab 4: Expectations: 1) Use key-value store commands which you learned in the lecture and through supplemental resources (readings/instructional videos), 2) use the REDIS tool, an online open-source key-value store, to practice the key-value store commands and, 3) gain hands-on experience using a key-value store tool and its commands Aim: To understand the key-value store concepts and commands learned in class by utilizing an industry standard key-value store and ultimately gain hands-on experience using this tool. Resources: Redis resources that may be helpful for this Lab Assignment: In addition to the lecture notes, supplemental readings and/or instructional videos, you may find the following useful: • Redis website - commands page provides an indepth explanation of all the Redis commands https://redis.io/commands • Redis online terminal - this link provides access to Redis online. https://try.redis.io/ Redis free downloads - if you prefer to download and install Redis on your hardware please follow instructions provided on the Redis webpage https://redis.io/download Lab Assignment Instructions: Using Redis, complete each number below by issuing the correct Redis command (please see the lecture notes, the resources provided as part of the weekly reading as well as the resources provided above in this document) • Once you issue the command and you get the output take a screen shot • Cut and paste the screen shot related under the related question. (The screen shot for number 1 should have the command and the output from the command, the screen shot for number 2 should have the command and the output from the command etc. for all the numbers below) • If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at emilonas@citytech.cuny.edu Part 1: LIST Use the command to create a list with the values below. Call the list List1 • b C Use the command to show the contents of the keys: 123 • Use the command to add to LIST1 value: z • Use the command to show the content of LIST1 • Use the command to add to LIST1 the following values: zy v ww • Use the command to show the contents of LIST1 • Use the command to sort LIST1 in order (a to z) • Use the command to sort LIST1 in reverse order (z to a) Use the command to delete the value: ww • Use the command to show the contents of LIST1 • Use the command to add to LIST1 the following values: ww ww ww • Use the command to show the contents of LIST1 • Use the command to delete two ww values (2 ww must be deleted, you should only see one ww value) • Use the command to show the contents of LIST1 Use the command to delete LIST1 • Use the command to show that LIST1 does not exist