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    SQL - Data For Code Based Questions

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    The document provides SQL queries to create two tables, "employees" and "departments", in a database named "my_database". The "employees" table stores information about employees including their ID, name, department ID, and salary. This table is populated with 20 rows of sample employee data. The "departments" table stores department details like ID, name, location, and employee count. This table is populated with 10 rows of sample department data.

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    The document provides SQL queries to create two tables, "employees" and "departments", in a database named "my_database". The "employees" table stores information about employees including their ID, name, department ID, and salary. This table is populated with 20 rows of sample employee data. The "departments" table stores department details like ID, name, location, and employee count. This table is populated with 10 rows of sample department data.

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    The document provides SQL queries to create two tables, "employees" and "departments", in a database named "my_database". The "employees" table stores information about employees including their ID, name, department ID, and salary. This table is populated with 20 rows of sample employee data. The "departments" table stores department details like ID, name, location, and employee count. This table is populated with 10 rows of sample department data.

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    The document provides SQL queries to create two tables, "employees" and "departments", in a database named "my_database". The "employees" table stores information about employees including their ID, name, department ID, and salary. This table is populated with 20 rows of sample employee data. The "departments" table stores department details like ID, name, location, and employee count. This table is populated with 10 rows of sample department data.

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    Data provided for code evaluation question (This has to be provided with each set for

    students to solve code based questions)


    Use the following SQL queries to create two tables: employees and department:
    -- Create a new database named "my_database"
    CREATE DATABASE my_database;
    USE my_database;

    -- Create the "employees" table


    CREATE TABLE employees (
    employee_id INT PRIMARY KEY,
    first_name VARCHAR(50),
    last_name VARCHAR(50),
    department_id INT,
    salary INT
    );

    -- Insert data into the "employees" table


    INSERT INTO employees (employee_id, first_name, last_name, department_id, salary) VALUES
    (1, 'John', 'Doe', 1, 80000),
    (2, 'Jane', 'Doe', 1, 50000),
    (3, 'Bob', 'Smith', 2, 60000),
    (4, 'Mary', 'Johnson', 3, 55000),
    (5, 'Mike', 'Brown', 4, 75000),
    (6, 'Samantha', 'Lee', 5, 45000),
    (7, 'Tom', 'Wilson', 4, 40000),
    (8, 'Emily', 'Garcia', 2, 90000),
    (9, 'Jack', 'Taylor', 6, 35000),
    (10, 'Olivia', 'Wang', 5, 70000),
    (11, 'David', 'Lee', 4, 65000),
    (12, 'Amy', 'Chen', 2, 60000),
    (13, 'Daniel', 'Park', 1, 85000),
    (14, 'Jessica', 'Kim', 3, 55000),
    (15, 'Ryan', 'Clark', 5, 50000),
    (16, 'Karen', 'Jackson', 4, 40000),
    (17, 'Kevin', 'Wu', 2, 60000),
    (18, 'Julia', 'Zhang', 6, 35000),
    (19, 'Eric', 'Liu', 4, 75000),
    (20, 'Michelle', 'Choi', 5, 45000);

    -- Create the "departments" table


    CREATE TABLE departments (
    department_id INT PRIMARY KEY,
    department_name VARCHAR(50),
    location VARCHAR(50),
    employee_count INT
    );

    -- Insert data into the "departments" table


    INSERT INTO departments (department_id, department_name, location, employee_count) VALUES
    (1, 'HR', 'New York', 3),
    (2, 'IT', 'San Francisco', 4),
    (3, 'Accounting', 'Chicago', 2),
    (4, 'Sales', 'Los Angeles', 4),
    (5, 'Marketing', 'Miami', 4),
    (6, 'Customer Service', 'Dallas', 3),
    (7, 'Operations', 'Houston', 0),
    (8, 'Legal', 'Boston', 0),
    (9, 'Finance', 'Seattle', 0),
    (10, 'Research and Development', 'San Diego', 0);

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