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Laissez-faire holds to the belief that
Laissez-faire holds to the belief that
Napoleon III’s most disastrous foreign policy adventure occu…
Napoleon III’s most disastrous foreign policy adventure occurred in
At the end of the Seven Years’ War in 1763, ________________…
At the end of the Seven Years’ War in 1763, __________________ had become the world’s greatsest power.
The “principle of intervention” was based on the right of th…
The “principle of intervention” was based on the right of the great powers (Concert) to
Utopian socialists favored people having private property an…
Utopian socialists favored people having private property and the competition of capitalism.
During the French Revolution, a new calander system was put…
During the French Revolution, a new calander system was put into place due the policy of
Refer to the sample tables and data below. Tables:employees…
Refer to the sample tables and data below. Tables:employees (id(pk), name, job_code(fk)) — foreign key references jobs(code)jobs (code(pk), title, salary)mysql> SELECT * FROM employees;+—-+——————+———-+| id | name | job_code |+—-+——————+———-+| 1 | Captain Hook | 1 || 2 | Tiger Lily | 2 || 3 | Pocahontas | 2 |+—-+——————+———-+4 rows in set (0.00 sec)mysql> select * from jobs;+——+———+——–+| code | title | salary |+——+———+——–+| 1 | author | 100.50 || 2 | editor | 200.00 || 3 | manager | 150.00 |+——+———+——–+3 rows in set (0.00 sec) How many rows will the following commands return? (a) SELECT name, salary FROM employees LEFT JOIN jobs ON job_code = code; [a](b) SELECT name, salary FROM employees RIGHT JOIN jobs ON job_code = code; [b]
Which two members of the Concert joined the war on the side…
Which two members of the Concert joined the war on the side of the Ottomans (against Russia)?
Refer to the sample tables and data below. Tables:people (id…
Refer to the sample tables and data below. Tables:people (id(pk), firstname, lastname, zip(fk)) — foreign key references zip_code(zip)zip_code (zip(pk), city, state)mysql> select * from people;+—-+———–+———-+——-+| id | firstname | lastname | zip |+—-+———–+———-+——-+| 1 | Marty | McFly | 45001 || 2 | Jennifer | Parker | 33647 || 3 | Lorraine | McFly | 33647 || 4 | Biff | Tannen | 33647 || 5 | George | McFly | 07005 |+—-+———–+———-+——-+5 rows in set (0.01 sec)mysql> select * from zip_code;+——-+————+——-+| zip | city | state |+——-+————+——-+| 45001 | New York | NY || 07005 | New Jersey | NJ || 33647 | Tampa | FL || 33620 | Tampa | FL || 33765 | Clearwater | FL |+——-+————+——-+5 rows in set (0.01 sec) Fill in the blank with the word(s) that complete the command below, so that it returns the following result set: +——-+——————+| zip | COUNT(firstname) |+——-+——————+| 45001 | 1 || 07005 | 1 || 33647 | 3 || 33620 | 0 || 33765 | 0 |+——-+——————+SELECT zip_code.zip, COUNT(firstname) FROM zip_code __________ people ON people.zip = zip_code.zip GROUP BY zip_code.zip;