Finding the most efficient composer
Here's a fun one! You're chatting with your coworker, and you decide that you want to find the artist that (on average) prices their songs the most per second. To do this, you'll use the tracks table and a Common Table Expression.
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Data Manipulation in Snowflake
Instructions
- Create a Common Table Expression (CTE) called track_metricsthat retrieves thecomposer, number of seconds andunit_price.
- When defining track_metrics,make sure to retrieve only records with a non-empty value forcomposer.
- Query the track_metricsCTE to find the average price-per-second for eachcomposerusing the formulaunit_price / num_seconds.
Exercice interactif pratique
Essayez cet exercice en complétant cet exemple de code.
-- Create a CTE called track_metrics, convert milliseconds to seconds
___ ___ ___ (
    SELECT 
        composer,
        milliseconds / 1000 AS num_seconds,
        unit_price
    FROM store.track
 	-- Retrieve records where composer is not NULL
    ___
)
SELECT
    composer,
    -- Find the average price-per-second
    ___ AS cost_per_second
___
GROUP BY composer
ORDER BY cost_per_second DESC;