Here’s how to use avg() functions.
Description:
Compute average of members of a sequence.
Syntax:
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A.avg(x) |
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avg(x1,…,xn) |
Equivalent to A.avg(), where x1,…,xn are members of sequence A |
Note:
The function computes x with each member of sequence A and returns average value of the non-null members, during which non-numeric members are ignored. When non-null, numeric members are zero, the average is null.
Parameter:
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A |
A sequence |
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x |
An expression; cannot be omitted when sequence A is a record sequence or a table sequence |
Return value:
Numerical value
Example:
When A is a sequence:
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A |
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=[1,3,5,6].avg() |
3.75 |
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=[2,null,4,3].avg() |
3.0 |
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=[null,,"" ,"abc"].avg() |
Null |
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=[2,4,3,"aaa"].avg() |
3.0; ignore non-numeric members |
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=[1,2,3,4].avg(~*~) |
7.5; first compute the expression and then the average |
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=avg(1,3,5,6) |
3.75, which is same as A1 |
When A is a table sequence or record sequence:
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A |
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=demo.query("select * from EMPLOYEE") |
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=A1.avg(SALARY) |
Compute average of non-null SALARY values |
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=A1.(SALARY+100).avg() |
Add 100 to each SALARY value and then compute their average |