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Diploma in SQL: Beginner to Advanced Levels

Exploring Query Functions and Aggregate Operations

Quiz Result

Quiz Completion Time : 00:01:52

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Right Answer

Your Score : 100%

Passing Score : 50%

Your Strong Areas:

Lesson - Using Functions in Queries

Lesson - Count, Sum, Min, Max and Avg Function

Lesson - Lab Session on Aggregate Functions

1. Which of the following aggregate functions would be used to find the highest value in a column?

Your Answer : MAX()

Description : The MAX() function in SQL retrieves the maximum value from a specified column. It returns
the highest value within the selected dataset, allowing users to identify the maximum value in a column.

Question Reference From : Count, Sum, Min, Max and Avg Function

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2. All aggregate functions are _______________.

Your Answer : Deterministic

Description : Aggregate functions in SQL are deterministic, meaning they produce the same result each
time they are executed with the same input data. Given the same dataset, these functions consistently yield
the same output.

Question Reference From : Using Functions in Queries

3. What is the benefit of using aggregate functions in SQL?

Your Answer : They provide an efficient way to perform calculations on large data sets.

Description : Aggregate functions in SQL enable efficient calculations on large datasets without needing to
retrieve individual rows or process data manually. They summarize data, offering insights and analysis
across datasets swiftly.

Question Reference From : Count, Sum, Min, Max and Avg Function

4. What is the primary purpose of an aggregate function in SQL?

Your Answer : To perform calculations on multiple values and return a single result

Description : Aggregate functions in SQL, such as SUM(), AVG(), COUNT(), and others, are designed to
perform calculations on multiple rows or values within a column and return a consolidated single result,
often summarizing or aggregating data across groups or the entire dataset.

Question Reference From : Using Functions in Queries

5. A column reference is a name containing the data required for aggregation.

Your Answer : True

Description : A column reference in SQL represents a specific column's name or identifier within a table.

Question Reference From : Using Functions in Queries

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