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Pandas Conditional Labeling
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Pandas Conditional Labeling

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Impact Analytics is preparing workforce profile data for an internal segmentation report. Write a PostgreSQL query that classifies each profile according to age.

Write a SQL query to return every profile's id, original age, and a new age_group column. The age_group must be major when age is greater than 18. Otherwise, it must be minor. Treat ages of exactly 18, negative test values, and NULL ages as minor because they do not satisfy the greater-than condition.

Requirements

  1. Use a CASE WHEN expression to create age_group.
  2. Return all rows ordered by id in ascending order.

Schema

workforce_profiles
ColumnTypeDescription
idPKINTEGERUnique workforce profile identifier
ageINTEGERProfile age, which may be NULL
Tablesworkforce_profiles
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