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Solve mysteries through SQL.
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seems like there’s an issue with case 3. the person_id and from surveillance_records doesn’t match up with the person_id in the hotel_checkins table when joined on hotel-checkin_id
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Heck yeah
Push it to the
LIMITSELECT few FROM people WHERE gets_joke = 1What would my
fewsay?
I’m a rebel. I write all my sql in lowercase
Yeah we have IDEs to color keywords for us these days. Caps is just extra work
Capital letters are bigger, thus they use bigger bytes and use too much disk space and memory. That’s why most programming languages use lowercase, and why the most common loop variable is
i.
I tried to hit F5 to run a query and it refreshed the page lol
edit: I’m also slightly annoyed that the table names are a mix of singular and plural
That totally threw me off. “Literally unplayable,” as they say.
This seems like it was made specifically for me and my interests.
If you’re new to SQL there’s interactive Select Star SQL tutorial. And there’s another detective — SQL Murder Mystery
I have some time to kill before having to run some errands. I’ve started with the first one and it’s pretty fun!
Said “fuck yeah” a couple times to myself when I got the answer right. I’ve not used SQL before but I’ve got a decent grasp (as in I get the basics) on programming languages so it’s somewhat intuitive to me
Thanks for the links!! I look forward to continuing when I get back
I know what I’m doing at work today
My gosh, these are incredible. Thank you for sharing them. I cried at Select Star; that is legitimate art.
Good stuff
