Honeywell SQL Interview Question | Print Movie Stars (⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐⭐) For best movie in each Genre

In this video we will discuss solution of a SQL interview problem asked in Honeywell interview. Here is the script:
CREATE TABLE movies (
id INT PRIMARY KEY,
genre VARCHAR(50),
title VARCHAR(100)
);
-- Create reviews table
CREATE TABLE reviews (
movie_id INT,
rating DECIMAL(3,1),
FOREIGN KEY (movie_id) REFERENCES movies(id)
);
-- Insert sample data into movies table
INSERT INTO movies (id, genre, title) VALUES
(1, 'Action', 'The Dark Knight'),
(2, 'Action', 'Avengers: Infinity War'),
(3, 'Action', 'Gladiator'),
(4, 'Action', 'Die Hard'),
(5, 'Action', 'Mad Max: Fury Road'),
(6, 'Drama', 'The Shawshank Redemption'),
(7, 'Drama', 'Forrest Gump'),
(8, 'Drama', 'The Godfather'),
(9, 'Drama', 'Schindler''s List'),
(10, 'Drama', 'Fight Club'),
(11, 'Comedy', 'The Hangover'),
(12, 'Comedy', 'Superbad'),
(13, 'Comedy', 'Dumb and Dumber'),
(14, 'Comedy', 'Bridesmaids'),
(15, 'Comedy', 'Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy');
-- Insert sample data into reviews table
INSERT INTO reviews (movie_id, rating) VALUES
(1, 4.5),
(1, 4.0),
(1, 5.0),
(2, 4.2),
(2, 4.8),
(2, 3.9),
(3, 4.6),
(3, 3.8),
(3, 4.3),
(4, 4.1),
(4, 3.7),
(4, 4.4),
(5, 3.9),
(5, 4.5),
(5, 4.2),
(6, 4.8),
(6, 4.7),
(6, 4.9),
(7, 4.6),
(7, 4.9),
(7, 4.3),
(8, 4.9),
(8, 5.0),
(8, 4.8),
(9, 4.7),
(9, 4.9),
(9, 4.5),
(10, 4.6),
(10, 4.3),
(10, 4.7),
(11, 3.9),
(11, 4.0),
(11, 3.5),
(12, 3.7),
(12, 3.8),
(12, 4.2),
(13, 3.2),
(13, 3.5),
(13, 3.8),
(14, 3.8),
(14, 4.0),
(14, 4.2),
(15, 3.9),
(15, 4.0),
(15, 4.1);
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