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Development Tools Database Foundations Reading Data from Databases with SQL Querying Tables

Eirin Joahna Pamela Gonzales
Eirin Joahna Pamela Gonzales
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Posted by Eirin Joahna Pamela Gonzales
Eirin Joahna Pamela Gonzales
8,686 Points

Using WHERE keyword to select data

I wonder what is wrong with my answer.

The task is to select all movies from the year 2003. The name of the table is movies. And there are two columns, title and year.

My code is: SELECT * FROM movies WHERE year >= 2003;

2 Answers

Chris Shearon
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Chris Shearon
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Chris Shearon
Chris Shearon
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If it's asking for the year 2003 specifically then just remove the greater than symbol.

 SELECT * FROM movies WHERE year = 2003;
Chris Shearon
Chris Shearon
Courses Plus Student 17,330 Points

Glad to help. I don't know much, but I know SQL.