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Did anybody solve the "Apartmebts" code project in SQL course?!
It gives me.back some.mistakes. i think i need your help :)
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Thats because you cannot compare the value in a cell to that of an arbitrary value unless it is equal. For the price, for have to say:
WHERE price>(SELECT AVG(price) from Apartments)
That should work
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select * from Apartments where price > AVG(price) and status = 'Not rented' order by price;
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SELECT *
FROM Apartments
WHERE price >
(SELECT AVG(price) FROM Apartments)
ORDER BY price;
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Please show your attempt. I have done it fine
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select * from Apartments where price > AVG(price) and status = 'Not rented' order by price;
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It worked mate. Thank you very much for clearance of it.
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No problem
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Also, slight rewording of the reason, it’s because the average is not a set value, its dependant on the table, and so a custom column have to be created for comparison
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Hm i see. Thanks a lot friend. Thats lots of help
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:D