I would bring it back since it’s not working. No way would I spend hard earned money on something that doesn’t work.
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The statement that completes the query is: bytes / 1000 AS kilobytes
<h3>SQL (Structured Query Language)</h3>
This is the language that is used to retrieve, update, and store data in the database.
<h3>Columns</h3>
From the question, we have the following table columns
- track_id
- track_name (name of the music track)
- composer
- bytes (digital storage size of the music track
To retrieve data from the bytes column, we make use of:
SELECT bytes ......
From the question, we understand that this column should be divided by 1000, and the AS command should be used.
So, the query becomes
SELECT bytes / 1000 AS kilobytes .....
Hence, the statement that completes the query is: bytes / 1000 AS kilobytes
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Explanation:
In Python, assume that a file containing a series of integers is named numbers.txt and exist on the computer's disk. Write a program that reads the entire numbers store in the file and calculates their total.
Here is what I have written but it does not run:
def. main():
out file=open('numbers.txt','r')
temp=outfile.readline()
total=0
while temp!='':
t=int(temp)
total=total+i
temp=outfile.readline()
outfile.close()
print('Total sum is:',total)
main()
Text file is a file named numbers.txt with the numbers 1-50 in it
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