Write a SELECT statement that returns these four columns from the Products table: The list_price column A column that uses the FORMAT function to return the list_price column with 1 digit to the right of the decimal point A column that uses the CONVERT function to return the list_price column as an integer A column that uses the CAST function to return the list_price column as an integer Use column aliases for all columns that contain a function.

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Explanation:

SELECT list_price,

            FORMAT(list_price, 1) AS formatted_list_price,

            CONVERT(INT, list_price) AS converted_list_price,

            CAST (list_price AS INT) AS casted_list_price

 FROM products_table;

In SQL, the SELECT statement is used to initiate a query. It lists the variables that will be contained in the output, just like choosing items on a list, with each item being separated by a comma.

The FORMAT, CONVERT, CAST are all functions that are used to change the format of a value. Their formats are;

In SQL, aliases are used to rename variables (usually those that contain functions) to ones taste. The AS is used after the function and the new name follows right after.

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