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Python Coding at Easy Level
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Python Coding at Easy Level

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Tell me about how you handle Python coding questions at an easy level.

For this SQL exercise, use the coding question records to summarize easy Python questions by topic.

Output

  1. Return one row per non-null topic with columns topic and question_count.
  2. Include only Python questions marked Easy.
  3. Sort by question_count descending, then topic ascending.

Schema

coding_questions
ColumnTypeDescription
question_idPKINTUnique identifier for the coding question
languageVARCHAR(30)Programming language used by the question
difficultyVARCHAR(20)Question difficulty level
topicVARCHAR(80)Primary coding topic
Tablescoding_questions
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