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Andrew McCombs
4,309 PointsNumeric and Aggregate -Code Challenge 2 of 3
Do you see anything wrong with this one..
In the "reviews" table, with columns "score" and "movie_id", return the minimum score for the movie with the id of 2. Alias the minimum score as "min_score".
SELECT MIN(score) AS min_score, movie_id FROM reviews WHERE movie_id = 2;
2 Answers
tihomirvelev
14,109 PointsYou don't have to select movie_id column. This column is just for reference.
The right statement is:
SELECT MIN(score) as min_score FROM reviews WHERE movie_id = 2;
That way there will be only one column as a result (min_score) and only one row - the minimum score for the movie with id 2.
Good luck!
MUZ140742 Takura Masunda
5,737 PointsSELECT MIN(score) AS min_score FROM reviews WHERE movie_id = 2;