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answer please
Fill in the blanks to select item names and names of customers who bought the items. Use custom names to shorten the statement. SELECT ct.name, .name FROM customers ct, items AS it WHERE it.seller_id= .id;
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SQL course would help you.
select ct.name,
it.name --> custom name for item's table
from costumers AS ct, ----> assign custom name
join items as it on it.seller = ct.id
// the where clausule can help to filter the costumer or the item
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Thanks
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answer please
Indexing & Slicing
Conditions
Fill in the blanks to select all rows which have rank > 10 or type equal to 42:
df[(df['rank']>10) | (df[' ****** ']==42)]
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SELECT ct.name, .name
FROM customers ct, items AS it
WHERE it.seller_id= .id;
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it
as
ct
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it
As
ct
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SELECT ct.name, it.name
FROM customers as ct, items AS it
WHERE it.seller_id=ct.id;
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it
as
ct
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it
as
ct
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Fill in the blanks to select name and city from the ''people'' table.
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Fill in the blanks to select the ''address'' from ''customers'', using the fully qualified name for the ''address'' column answerplease.
0
name
people
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SELECT ct.name, .name
FROM customers ct, items AS it
WHERE it.seller_id= .id;
ans
it
as
ct
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Fill in the blanks to select name and city from the ''people'' table.
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SELECT id, name
FROM students WHERE id
12;