Extended Intermediate PostgreSQL Exercises with 10 Advanced Scenarios#40
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📝 Description
This pull request extends the existing intermediate-exercises.md file with 10 new advanced-level exercises.
Each exercise follows the same format — Scenario → Context → Question → Answer → Explanation — to maintain consistency with the current repository style.
The new additions focus on practical, real-world PostgreSQL use cases that build on the intermediate concepts, helping learners explore more advanced query techniques and database features.
🧩 Topics Covered
ts_rank_cd)✅ Purpose
These exercises:
🧠 Notes
All exercises have been written to match the tone, formatting, and structure of the existing materials.
Each query has been tested for syntax accuracy and clarity.