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3,034 PointsI Have No Idea Where I Have Gone Wrong!
Not sure what I have done wrong in my code, but I have checked over it numerous times and still I don't know why the error is saying i am missing an "IN" statement, even though I have included "INNER JOIN" within my code. Any help guys? Thank you.
1 Answer
Amy Namdar
13,616 PointsMy initial thought would be that they want you to write this subquery using an "IN" statement - so not an INNER JOIN. You can achieve the same results with an INNER JOIN but the question is asking for the "IN".
Check this question: https://teamtreehouse.com/community/subquery-using-in