**Insert** another row **into** `second_table` . Use `3` as the `id` , and `Luigi` as the `username` this time

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I believe I did thus right but it’s not acknowledging it , set below:
econd_database=> INSERT 0 1
SELECT * FROM second_table;
second_database=>
±—±---------+
| id | username |
±—±---------+
| 1 | Samus |
| 2 | Mario |
±—±---------+
(2 rows)

INSERT INTO second_table(id, username) VALUES(3, ‘Luigi’);
second_database’> INSERT INTO second_table(id, username) VALUES(3, ‘Luigi’);
second_database’> SELECT * FROM second_table;
second_database’> INSERT INTO second_table(id, username) VALUES(3, ‘Luigi’);
second_database’> INSERT INTO second_table(id, username) VALUES(3, ‘Luigi’);
second_database’> SELECT * FROM second_table;
second_database’> INSERT INTO second_table(id, username) VALUES(3, ‘Luigi’);
second_database’> SELECT * FROM second_table;
second_database’> INSERT INTO second_table(id, username) VALUES(3, ‘Luigi’);
second_database’> INSERT INTO second_table(id, username) VALUES(3, ‘Luigi’);
second_database’>

I "reset several times.

Thanks

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