Lecture

Queries with for

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Description

This lecture introduces the for notation, which is equivalent to common query operations in databases. Examples are provided using a mini-database of books, showcasing queries to find specific book titles and authors. Different query scenarios are explored, such as finding authors with multiple books and handling duplicate results.

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