Let’s return to our magazine company. Suppose we have the three tables described in the previous exercise – shown in the browser on the right (we are going to try something new!):
orderssubscriptionscustomers
If we just look at the orders table, we can’t really tell what’s happened in each order. However, if we refer to the other tables, we can get a complete picture.
Let’s examine the order with an order_id of 2. It was purchased by the customer with a customer_id of 2.
To find out the customer’s name, we look at the customers table and look for the item with a customer_id value of 2. We can see that Customer 2’s name is ‘Jane Doe’ and that she lives at ‘456 Park Ave’.
Doing this kind of matching is called joining two tables.
Instructions
Using the tables displayed, what is the description of the magazine ordered in order_id 1?
Type your answer on line 1 of the code editor.
Be sure to capitalize it the same as in the table.
Using the tables displayed, what is the customer_name of the customer in order_id 3?
Type your answer on line 2 of the code editor.
Be sure to capitalize it the same as in the table.