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URI Problem 2738 Solution Contest - URI Online Judge Solution

URI Online Judge Solution 2738 Contest Using PostgreSQL Query Language. 
The Mars Technology University has Open Positions for researchers. However, the computer responsible for processing the candidates' data is broken. You must present the candidate list, containing the name and final score (with two decimal places of precision) of each candidate. Remember to show the list ordered by score (highest first). 
The score is given by the weighted average described as:

Schema

candidate
ColumnType
id (PK)integer
namevarchar
 
score
ColumnType
candidate_id (FK)integer
mathnumeric
specificnumeric
project_plannumeric

Tables

candidate
idname
1Michael P Cannon
2Barbra J Cable
3Ronald D Jones
4Timothy K Fitzsimmons
5Ivory B Morrison
6Sheila R Denis
7Edward C Durgan
8William K Spencer
9Donna D Pursley
10Ann C Davis
 
score
candidate_idmathspecificproject_plan
1765821
24522
3155912
4414299
522909
6827715
7829956
811422
9162994
101759

Output Sample

nameavg
Edward C Durgan74.10
Timothy K Fitzsimmons70.30
Donna D Pursley58.90
Sheila R Denis47.00
Michael P Cannon43.10
Ivory B Morrison35.90
Ann C Davis31.80
Ronald D Jones26.70
William K Spencer14.40
Barbra J Cable13.30

URI 2738 Solution in PostgreSQL:


SELECT Candidate.name,ROUND(((Score.math*2) + (specific*3) + (project_plan*5))/10,2)  as avg
FROM Candidate
INNER JOIN Score
ON Candidate.id = Score.candidate_id
ORDER BY avg DESC

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