Explain how the GROUP BY clause works. What is the difference between the WHERE and HAVING clauses?

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SQL first applies the WHERE clause. Then it conceptually arranges the table based on the
grouping column(s). Next, applies the HAVING clause and finally orders the result according to
the ORDER BY clause.
WHERE filters rows subject to some condition; HAVING filters groups subject to some
condition.

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