# Queries ## Joins 1. Get all batch names along with their instructor names. ```sql SELECT b.name, i.first_name, i.last_name FROM batches b JOIN instructors i ON b.instructor_id = i.id; ``` 2. Get all students along with their batch names if present else `NULL`. ```sql SELECT s.first_name, s.last_name, b.name FROM students s LEFT JOIN batches b ON s.batch_id = b.id; ``` 3. Get all students along with their batch names. Also, fetch all the batches which have no students. ```sql SELECT s.first_name, s.last_name, b.name FROM students s RIGHT JOIN batches b ON s.batch_id = b.id ``` 4. Get all the combinations of batches and instructors. ```sql SELECT b.name, i.first_name, i.last_name FROM batches b, instructors i ``` 5. Get all students with their instructors. If a student has no instructor, then show `NULL` for the instructor's name. ```sql SELECT s.first_name, s.last_name, i.first_name, i.last_name FROM students s LEFT JOIN batches b ON s.batch_id = b.id LEFT JOIN instructors i ON b.instructor_id = i.id; ``` ## Aggregation 1. Get the maximum IQ in all students (Try without aggregation first). ```sql SELECT first_name, iq FROM students ORDER BY iq DESC LIMIT 1; ``` 2. Get the maximum IQ in all students (With aggregation). ```sql SELECT MAX(IQ) AS 'IQ' FROM students; ``` 3. Get the oldest batch from the batches table. ```sql SELECT MIN(start_date) AS 'start date' FROM batches; ``` 4. Fetch the number of batches that start with the word `Jedi`. ```sql SELECT COUNT(id) FROM batches WHERE name LIKE 'Jedi%'; ``` 5. Get the average IQ of all students (Without using `AVG`) ```sql SELECT SUM(iq) / COUNT(iq) as 'Average IQ' FROM students; ``` 6. Get the average IQ of students in all batches. ```sql SELECT AVG(IQ) AS 'IQ' FROM students WHERE batch_id IS NOT NULL; ``` 7. Find the average IQ of students in each batch. ```sql SELECT batch_id, AVG(iq) FROM students GROUP BY batch_id; ``` 8. Find the total number of students in each batch. ```sql SELECT b.name, COUNT(s.id) FROM batches b LEFT JOIN students s ON b.id = s.batch_id GROUP BY b.id; ``` 9. Get the total number of batches taught by each instructor. ```sql SELECT i.first_name, COUNT(b.id) FROM instructors i LEFT JOIN batches b ON i.id = b.instructor_id GROUP BY i.id; ``` 10. Find the average IQ of students in batches with batch ID `1` and `2`. ```sql SELECT batch_id, AVG(iq) FROM students WHERE batch_id IN (1, 2) GROUP BY batch_id; ``` 11. Find count of students that are part of batches that have average IQ greater than `120`. ```sql SELECT batch_id, AVG(iq) as avg_iq, COUNT(iq) FROM students GROUP BY batch_id HAVING avg_iq > 130; ```