Unifying strings
Sometimes it's common to find messy strings when having different values for the same thing. Although all of these values can be valid, it is better to unify them to perform better analysis.
You run this query to filter all the airports located in the city of 'Chicago':
SELECT * FROM airports
WHERE airport_code IN ('ORD', 'MDW')
In the results, you see that there are inconsistent values for 'Chicago' in the airport_city column, with values such as 'ch'. You will treat these inconsistent values by replacing them.
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SELECT
airport_code,
airport_name,
-- Use the appropriate function to unify the values
___(airport_city, '___', '___') AS airport_city,
airport_state
FROM airports
WHERE airport_code IN ('ORD', 'MDW')