Tip 1: Try to get a good grip on the basics; never jump into advanced concepts unless you are clear on the basic subject.
Tip 2: Always cover every main concept included in your core curriculum (for a CS student). Make sure you have an idea about it and know where you can apply it.
Tip 3: Try to work on and learn more about trending or booming technologies.
Tip 4: Set short-term goals when it comes to coding. Consider one topic at a time (like strings, pointers, DP, etc.) and try to cover a maximum variety of problems possible in a reasonable period of time.
Tip 1: Do include only known and worked-on concepts in your resume. Do not bluff or exaggerate.
Tip 2: Our resume needs to show that we are flexible and have not just worked in a single domain. So try to add at least 2 projects to your resume, and they should be from different domains.
Tip 3: The resume needs to look professional; do not include too many personal details.



We cannot use the element at a given index twice.
Try to do this problem in O(N) time complexity.
1. Write a query to find the names of the customers who have purchased less than or equal to one product. Order the output by customer name. The customer table contains customer ID and customer name, while the product table contains product ID, corresponding customer ID, and product name.
2. Write a query to find the average marks of each class using the given table. The output should be rounded off to four decimal places and sorted based on the class. A single table with student information is provided.

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