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Development Tools Database Foundations SQL Calculating, Aggregating and Other Functions Numeric and Aggregate Functions

numeric and aggregate functions challenge 3

Totally stumped! sorry so long

I tried SELECT AVG(score) AS average_all_scores FROM reviews;

but I get an error referencing the lack of min_score used. I don't follow this tip.

Also, the word "joint" here sounds like we are looking perhaps for a RIGHT OUTER JOIN between reviews and movies (two tables) but the question says "movie's" (my quotes) - is this a typo? Neither the Reviews nor Movies tables has a movie (singular) column.

I don't usually look for an answer outright, but this time I'm clueless. Thank you.

1 Answer

I successfully used the same answer.

I think the site just glitched in this case. The "min_score" hint sounds like it's for the previous question (2).

I'd just try it again; maybe after logging out and back in or restarting your browser.

ugh! Thank you for taking the time. I will try logging out next time before posting a question too.