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SQL PRT QUESTIONS

Q1)For each team, calculate the total prize money won and list the teams that have won
more than $500,000 in prize money.

SELECT Team,
SUM(CAST(REPLACE([Prize], ',', '') AS INT)) AS Total_Prize
FROM [dbo].[valorant_la]
GROUP BY Team
HAVING SUM(CAST(REPLACE([Prize], ',', '') AS INT)) > 500000;

Q2)Find the player with the highest kill contribution per round (total kills divided by
rounds played). Display the player's name, kill contribution, and team.

SELECT TOP 1 Player,


CAST([Kill] AS FLOAT) / [Rounds_Played] AS Kill_Per_Round,
Team
FROM [dbo].[valorant_la]
ORDER BY Kill_Per_Round DESC;

Q3)Identify the nationality that has the most players in the top 10 based on KAST (%) and
display the nationality and the count of players.

WITH Top10_KAST AS (
SELECT TOP 10 Nationality
FROM [dbo].[valorant_la]
ORDER BY [KAST] DESC
)
SELECT Nationality, COUNT(Nationality) AS Player_Count
FROM Top10_KAST
GROUP BY Nationality
ORDER BY Player_Count DESC;

Q4)Create a table-valued function named fn_TopPlayersByKAST that returns the top N


players based on their KAST (%). The function should take an integer input to specify the
number of players to return.

CREATE FUNCTION fn_TopPlayersByKAST (@TopN INT)


RETURNS TABLE
AS
RETURN
(
SELECT TOP (@TopN) Player, [KAST]
FROM [dbo].[valorant_la]
ORDER BY [KAST] DESC
);

-- Example usage:
SELECT * FROM dbo.fn_TopPlayersByKAST(5);

Q5)Write a stored procedure named sp_UpdatePlayerRole that takes a player's name and
a new role as input, and updates the player's role in the valorant_la table.

CREATE PROCEDURE sp_UpdatePlayerRole


@PlayerName NVARCHAR(100),
@NewRole NVARCHAR(50)
AS
BEGIN
UPDATE [dbo].[valorant_la]
SET Role = @NewRole
WHERE Player = @PlayerName;
END;

-- Example usage:
EXEC sp_UpdatePlayerRole 'Demon1', 'Support';

Q6)Write a stored procedure named sp_GetTeamStats that takes a team name as input
and returns the total kills, total deaths, and average K/D ratio for the team.

CREATE PROCEDURE sp_GetTeamStats


@TeamName NVARCHAR(100)
AS
BEGIN
SELECT Team, SUM([Kill]) AS Total_Kills, SUM([Death]) AS Total_Deaths,
AVG(CAST([Kill] AS FLOAT) / [Death]) AS Avg_KD_Ratio
FROM [dbo].[valorant_la]
WHERE Team = @TeamName
GROUP BY Team;
END;

-- Example usage:
EXEC sp_GetTeamStats 'Evil Geniuses';

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