Good job! It's quite common for a query or function to return multiple columns. You can use SELECT INTO statement to assign multiple values in one query.
You can use this syntax with an SQL query:
SELECT posted_timestamp, deleted_timestamp INTO created, deleted FROM post WHERE id = post_id;
Or you can use this syntax with a function:
SELECT posted_timestamp, deleted_timestamp INTO created, deleted FROM get_users_first_post(user_id);
Write a function named get_post_score() with one input parameter post_id of type integer. The function should return the difference between the post's upvotes and downvotes (use SELECT INTO to select thumbs_up and thumbs_down for the post in a query).
