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    Database Programming with PL/SQL


    2-1: Using Variables in PL/SQL
    Practice Activities
    Vocabulary
    Identify the vocabulary word for each definition below:

    VARIABLES
    Used for storage of data and manipulation of stored values.

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    Values passed to a program by a user or by another program to
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    1. Fill in the blanks.

    A. Variables can be assigned to the output of a __FUNCIÓN________________.


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    B. Variables can be assigned values in the _____DECLARATIVA__ section of a PL/SQL


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    C. Variables can be passed as ____ PARÁMETROS ________________ to


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    2. Identify valid and invalid variable declaration and initialization:


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    deliver_to VARCHAR2(10) := Johnson; INVALIDO

    by_when DATE := SYSDATE+1; VALIDO

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    Copyright © 2016, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Oracle and Java are registered trademarks of Oracle and/or its affiliates. Other names may be trademarks of their
    respective owners.

    3. Examine the following anonymous block and choose the appropriate statement.

    DECLARE
    fname VARCHAR2(25);
    lname VARCHAR2(25) DEFAULT 'fernandez';
    BEGIN
    DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(fname || ' ' || lname);
    END;

    A. The block will execute successfully and print ‘ fernandez’.


    B. The block will give an error because the fname variable is used without initializing.
    C. THE BLOCK WILL EXECUTE SUCCESSFULLY AND PRINT ‘NULL FERNANDEZ’.
    D. The block will give an error because you cannot use the DEFAULT keyword to initialize
    a variable of the VARCHAR2 type.

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    E. The block will give an error because the FNAME variable is not declared.

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    A. Create the following function:

    CREATE FUNCTION num_characters (p_string IN VARCHAR2)


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    v_num_characters INTEGER;
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    BEGIN
    SELECT LENGTH(p_string) INTO v_num_characters
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    RETURN v_num_characters;
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    END;
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    B. Create and execute the following anonymous block:

    DECLARE
    v_length_of_string INTEGER;
    BEGIN
    v_length_of_string := num_characters('Oracle Corporation');
    DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(v_length_of_string);
    END;

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    5. Write an anonymous block that uses a country name as input and prints the highest and
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    lowest elevations for that country. Use the COUNTRIES table. Execute your block three
    times using United States of America, French Republic, and Japan.
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    UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:


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    FRENCH REPUBLIC:

    JAPAN:

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