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28/31 PARTITION BY ORDER BY – Exercise 3

1. Welcome to the Practice Field

2. The Customer Table

3. The Movie Table

4. The Review Table

5. The SingleRental Table

6. The Subscription Table

7. The GiftCard Table

8. OVER() – Review and Exercise 1

9. OVER() – Exercise 2

10. OVER() – Exercise 3

11. PARTITION BY – Review and Exercise 1

12. PARTITION BY – Exercise 2

13. PARTITION BY – Exercise 3

14. PARTITION BY – Exercise 4

15. Ranking Functions – Review and Exercise 1

16. Ranking Functions – Exercise 2

17. Ranking Functions – Exercise 3

18. Ranking Functions – Exercise 4

19. Window Frames – Review and Exercise 1

20. Window Frames – Exercise 2

21. Window Frames – Exercise 3

22. Window Frames – Exercise 4

23. Analytic Functions – Review and Exercise 1

24. Analytic Functions – Exercise 2

25. Analytic Functions – Exercise 3

26. PARTITION BY ORDER BY – Review and Exercise 1

27. PARTITION BY ORDER BY – Exercise 2

28. PARTITION BY ORDER BY – Exercise 3

29. Ranking of Platforms

30. Grouping by NTILE

31. Congratulations

Impressive! Okay, this is going to be the very last exercise in this section.

For each movie, show the following information: Title, Genre, the average user rating for that Movie (column AvgRating) and the movie's Rank within its Genre, based on that average rating. Use descending order so that the highest-ranked movies will be shown first.

GROUP BY the movie Title and Genre, In the window function, partition by Genre, and order by the average rating.

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