Aggregate Functions in SQL: SQL 30 Day Challenge Day 11

Learn how to use the COUNT(*), SUM(), AVG() aggregate functions and more in SQL. Aggregate functions are good for exploratory data analysis and can even be used with the GROUP BY clause to get summary statistics for groups.
Code Questions:
/* 1) get the total invoice amount
for california */
/* 2) get the count of invoices
from NY */
/* 3) get the count of invoices
broken out by State -- new concept */
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Doing Great Jelly

[@developbit]

the only other aggregate functions I saw were min and max

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