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Mock exam

1. DDL: Write a query to create the `Customer` table with columns


`customer_id` (Primary Key), `first_name`, `last_name`, `email`, and
`phone_number`.

2. DDL: Create the `Order` table with columns `order_id` (Primary Key),
`order_date`, `amount`, and `customer_id` (Foreign Key referencing
`Customer`).

3. DML: Write a query to insert a 5 customer into the `Customer` table and
5 orders into the `Order` table

4. DML: Write a query to update the `phone_number` of a specific


customer in the `Customer` table based on `customer_id`.

5. DQL: Write a query to retrieve all `first_name`, `last_name`, and `email`


of customers from the `Customer` table along with their lengths

6. JOIN: Write a query to get each customer’s `first_name`, `last_name`,


and their respective `order_date` from the `Order` table using an inner join.

7. JOIN: Write a query to retrieve all customers from the `Customer` table
along with their orders. If a customer has no orders, display `NULL` for the
order details using a left join.

8. Subquery: Write a query to find customers who have not placed any
orders by checking for customers not in the `Order` table.

9. Subquery: Write a query to retrieve order_id and amount for orders that
have an amount greater than the overall average order amount.

10. Aggregation: Write a query to count the number of unique customers


who have placed at least one order and also max and min order amount

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