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The document contains SQL queries to perform inner joins, left/right/full outer joins, subqueries, and group by on tables of students and subjects. It finds the minimum and maximum marks obtained by a student with their name, subject name and percentage. It also finds the total marks of each subject.

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Q 3

The document contains SQL queries to perform inner joins, left/right/full outer joins, subqueries, and group by on tables of students and subjects. It finds the minimum and maximum marks obtained by a student with their name, subject name and percentage. It also finds the total marks of each subject.

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# Q - 3 : Perform different query like (inner join, left/right/full outer join,

subquery, group by) in above create table.

# Find min and maximum mark obtain student with subject name,student name, marks,
percentage
# Find total marks of each subject.

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Student(


Id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
Name VARCHAR(255),
Percentage REAL);

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Subject(


Id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
Name VARCHAR(255),
Student_id INTEGER REFERENCES Student(id),
Marks INTEGER);

INSERT INTO Student (Name, Percentage) VALUES ('Kapil', 85.5);


INSERT INTO Student (Name, Percentage) VALUES ('Karan', 78.9);
INSERT INTO Student (Name, Percentage) VALUES ('Rahul', 92.3);
INSERT INTO Student (Name, Percentage) VALUES ('Soham', 79.8);
INSERT INTO Student (Name, Percentage) VALUES ('Rohit', 88.2);
INSERT INTO Student (Id, Name, Percentage) VALUES (7, 'Ridham', 87.8);
INSERT INTO Student (Id, Name, Percentage) VALUES (9, 'Darshil', 94.2);

INSERT INTO Subject (Id, Name, Student_id, Marks) VALUES (1, 'Math', 1, 90);
INSERT INTO Subject (Id, Name, Student_id, Marks) VALUES (3, 'Science', 2, 85);
INSERT INTO Subject (Id, Name, Student_id, Marks) VALUES (4, 'History', 4, 82);
INSERT INTO Subject (Id, Name, Student_id, Marks) VALUES (5, 'Geography', 5, 91);
INSERT INTO Subject (Id, Name, Student_id, Marks) VALUES (7, 'English', 3, 88);

# Inner Join
SELECT Subject.Name As SubjectName, Student.Name As StudentName, Subject.Marks,
Student.Percentage
FROM Student
INNER JOIN Subject ON Student.ID = Subject.ID;

# Left Outer Join


SELECT s.Name AS Student_Name, su.Name AS Subject_Name, su.Marks, s.Percentage
FROM Student s
LEFT JOIN Subject su ON s.Id = su.Student_id;

# Right Outer Join


SELECT s.Name AS Student_Name, su.Name AS Subject_Name, su.Marks, s.Percentage
FROM Student s
RIGHT JOIN Subject su ON s.Id = su.Student_id;

# Full Outer Join


SELECT s.Name AS Student_Name, su.Name AS Subject_Name, su.Marks, s.Percentage
FROM Student s
FULL OUTER JOIN Subject su ON s.Id = su.Student_id;

# Sub Querry
SELECT s.Name AS Student_Name, su.Name AS Subject_Name, su.Marks, s.Percentage
FROM Student s
INNER JOIN Subject su ON s.Id = su.Student_id
WHERE su.Marks = (SELECT MIN(Marks) FROM Subject) OR su.Marks = (SELECT MAX(Marks)
FROM Subject);

# Group by
SELECT su.Name AS Subject_Name, SUM(su.Marks) AS Total_Marks
FROM Subject su
GROUP BY su.Name;

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