Below is my class constructor for eventages
class EventAges:
def init(self, EventAgeName, EventAgeStart, EventAgeEnd):
self.EventAgeName = EventAgeName
self.EventAgeStart = EventAgeStart
self.EventAgeEnd = EventAgeEnd

And this is my func
def add_event_ages(self, event_ages):
query = ”’INSERT INTO EventAges (EventAgeId, EventAgeName, EventAgeStart, EventAgeEnd) VALUES ( ?, ?, ?)”’
values = ( event_ages.EventAgeName, event_ages.EventAgeStart, event_ages.EventAgeEnd)
self.cursor.execute(query, values)
self.connection.commit()
EventAgeId = self.cursor.lastrowid
return EventAgeId

In the database, my fields for EventAges include its Id but I did not include it in my class constructor, since it is already autoincremented,
The problem now is when querying to get the event ages since i also wantt to retrieve the EventAgesId but it is not accepted because it is not in the class constructor

So is there any way for me to include eventagesId in the class constructor while also not needing to manually add the Id when inserting into table

I tried to include event ages Id in the constructor and remove it in the query but it doesnt run since it wants the event ages Id to also be added, Im still not well versed in python with sqlite so Ive been having a hard time with this