Very well done! Finally, we'll take a look at the orders and order_items tables.
The orders table contains information about orders such as the order_id, customer_id, and the employee_id of the worker responsible for that order. There are also timestamp columns (order_date, and shipped_date) and a lot of columns related to the shipment process. Finally, there is the amount column, which shows the total amount paid for that order.
The order_items table, in turn, stores information about what was actually ordered in a given order. Each row represents a single line item from an order. You can find the order_id, product_id, and the amount paid for the specific item.
For each order display order_id, order_date, the number of products ordered in this order (name this column product_count) and the total amount paid for that order (name this column total_amount).
To access the total_amount for each order, you should use the amount column from the orders table.
