from django.db.models import Avg, Count
# Get average price and count of products by category
result = Product.objects.values('category').annotate(
avg_price=Avg('price'),
product_count=Count('id')
).order_by('category')Aggregation with Django ORM
This query will fail because you cannot use both Avg() and Count() in the same annotate()
This query groups products by category and calculates the average price and count of products for each category
This query returns individual products with their category and average price
The order_by() method is invalid when using annotate()
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Correct answer
This query groups products by category and calculates the average price and count of products for each category
Explanation
The values() method groups by category, annotate() adds aggregated fields (average price and count), and order_by() sorts results. This generates a GROUP BY query.
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- 10.What does the `distinct()` method do?
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