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Filter Kaggle Dataset with Pandas
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Filter Kaggle Dataset with Pandas

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Given a Kaggle dataset, write pandas queries to filter the DataFrame and answer questions about the data.

Asked in the Round 1 stage. Followed a LeetCode-style Python question in the same round.

Using the provided movies and movie_ratings tables, return English-language movies released from 2018 through 2020 whose rating count is at least 100, summarized by genre.

Output

  1. One row per qualifying genre with genre, movie_count, rated_movie_count, avg_rating, and high_rating_pct
  2. Include only genres with an average rating of at least 7.0
  3. Sort by avg_rating descending, then genre ascending

Schema

movies
ColumnTypeDescription
movie_idPKINTUnique movie identifier
titleVARCHAR(150)Movie title
genreVARCHAR(50)Primary movie genre
languageVARCHAR(30)Primary movie language
release_yearINTMovie release year
movie_ratings
ColumnTypeDescription
movie_idPKINTReferenced movie identifier
average_ratingDECIMAL(3,1)Average user rating
rating_countINTNumber of submitted ratings
Tablesmoviesmovie_ratings
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