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Databases Reporting with SQL Aggregate and Numeric Functions Averaging Values

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Unsubscribed User
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We're in a movie database. There's a reviews table with the columns of id, movie_id, username, rev

I AM NOT SURE WHAT I AM DOING WRONG HERE:

SELECT AVG("rating") AS "average_rating" WHERE movie_id = 6;

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Jassim Alhatem
Jassim Alhatem
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Jassim Alhatem
Jassim Alhatem
20,883 Points

Remove the quotation, change it to AVG(rating)

Unsubscribed User
Unsubscribed User
4,387 Points

No still says "There's something wrong with your SQL statement. Please review your code and try again."

Jassim Alhatem
Jassim Alhatem
20,883 Points

Nirujan Baheerathan, my apologies for the late response. You also forgot the FROM reviews . So it's going to be SELECT AVG(rating) AS "average_rating" FROM reviews WHERE movie_id = 6;