5 Questions
What does the COUNT(*) function do?
Counts all the number of rows of the table including null
When is the DISTINCT keyword used?
To perform calculations on unique values of a column
Which aggregate function returns the average value of a numeric column?
AVG
What does the MAX function do?
Finds the maximum value in the column
What does the SUM function do?
Sums up the values in the column
Study Notes
Aggregate Functions
- The COUNT(*) function returns the total number of rows in a table or a specified column.
- The DISTINCT keyword is used to select only unique values from a column, eliminating duplicate values.
- The AVG function returns the average value of a numeric column.
- The MAX function returns the highest value in a numeric column.
- The SUM function calculates the total value of a numeric column by adding up all the values.
Test your knowledge of aggregate functions in DBMS with this quiz. Explore the syntax and usage of aggregate functions like AVG, and practice writing queries to calculate average values from database tables.
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