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如果$data=M（‘test’)，怎么实现删除test表中的所有数据（)。
A.$data-＞delete('1')
B.$data-＞where('1')-＞delete()
C.$data-＞delete()
D.$data-＞where('status=0')-＞delete()
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A.$data-＞delete('1')
B.$data-＞where('1')-＞delete()
C.$data-＞delete()
D.$data-＞where('status=0')-＞delete()
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