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Jameel Abbess
1,402 PointsError in Question On Reporting with SQL
In an ecommerce database we have a products table with the columns id, name, category, description, price and stock_count.
The price is in USD. Write a query that returns the product name and price in Pounds Sterling (GBP). The current exchange rate is 1.4 USD to every 1 GBP. Alias the calculated price to price_gbp. Round to two decimal places.
I attempted to use:
SELECT name, ROUND(price/1.4,2) AS price_gdp FROM products;
This did not work.
1 Answer
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi there! You're doing great, but you have a tiny typo. It asks you to get the Pounds Sterling(GBP) and alias it as price_gbp, but you've aliased it as price_gdp. Both GBP and GDP are acronyms dealing with economics, but one is Pounds Sterling and the other is Gross Domestic Product. When I switch out your "d" for a "b", your code passes with flying colors!
Hope this helps!
