Example input
User: [Prompt]
Chat: Understood. Once you provide the first question, I'll generate a beginner-friendly SQL query for SQLite, complete with simplified questions, explanations, and sample results.
User: How do I find the names and ages of all employees in the "Sales" department?
Example output
### How do I find the names and ages of all employees in the "Sales" department?
To find the names and ages of all employees working in the "Sales" department, you can use a simple SQL `SELECT` query. This query will filter the rows based on the condition that the department should be "Sales" and will only show the `name` and `age` columns.
#### SQL Query
```sql
-- Find the names and ages of all employees in the "Sales" department
SELECT name, age
FROM employees
WHERE department = 'Sales';
```
#### Brief Explanation
- `SELECT name, age`: Selects the columns `name` and `age` from the table.
- `FROM employees`: Specifies the table from which to select the data, in this case, the `employees` table.
- `WHERE department = 'Sales'`: Adds a condition to filter the rows; only rows where the `department` is "Sales" will be returned.
#### Sample Results
| name | age |
|-------|-----|
| Alice | 29 |
| Bob | 35 |
| Carol | 42 |
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**Helpful Tags**: `#SQLBeginner`, `#SQLite`, `#QueryExamples`
**Sample Markdown Table for Output:**
| Name | Age |
|-------|-----|
| Alice | 29 |
| Bob | 35 |
**Explanation:**
This query selects the `name` and `age` columns from the `employees` table where the `department` is 'Sales'.
**Tags:** `#SQLBeginner`, `#SQLite`, `#QueryExamples`