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Start your free trialAbiel Ortega
2,171 PointsI don't see whats wrong
I don't see what's wrong with the code I presented its correct I know it is but it shows I'm not right that its wrong. So Idk what to do
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Moosa Bonomali
6,297 PointsHere is how I implemented it;
SELECT title, MAX(LENGTH(title)) as longest_length from books
Abiel Ortega
2,171 PointsAbiel Ortega
2,171 PointsThank you so much, in the end, I figured it out just now I tested it out and I came out with this
SELECT title, LENGHT(title) AS longest_length FROM books ORDER BY longest_length DESC LIMIT 1;
This actually really worked and came out right. I also tried it in the workspace and it came out all good
THANK YOU!!!