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SQL Query Builder

Assemble a SQL query from parts given in any order, the way a builder object collects settings step by step.

Cosa imparerai

  • Collect parts in any order before building
  • Apply defaults for missing parts
  • Assemble a result in a fixed format

Problema

Mostra traduzione

The builder pattern constructs a complex object step by step and produces the final result at the end, so callers can set the parts in any order.

Each part is a keyword, a space, and its text:

  • select <columns>: comma-separated column names (spaces around commas may vary). Optional; the default is *.
  • from <table>: required.
  • where <condition>, order <columns>, limit <n>: optional.

If a keyword appears more than once, the last one wins. Build the query in this fixed order, with single spaces:

SELECT <columns> FROM <table>[ WHERE <condition>][ ORDER BY <columns>][ LIMIT <n>]

In the SELECT list, trim each column and join them with , . All other texts are copied unchanged.

Implement query_builder(parts).

Input

parts: The parts, in any order.

Output

Return the SQL query string.

Vincoli

1 ≤ number of parts ≤ 20

At least one from part; each part has at most 100 characters

Esempi

Esempio 1
Input:
parts = ["where age \u003e 18", "from users", "select name,age"]

Output atteso:
expected = "SELECT name, age FROM users WHERE age \u003e 18"
Input:
std::vector<std::string> parts = {"where age \u003e 18", "from users", "select name,age"};

Output atteso:
std::string expected = "SELECT name, age FROM users WHERE age \u003e 18";
Input:
string[] parts = new string[] {"where age \u003e 18", "from users", "select name,age"};

Output atteso:
string expected = "SELECT name, age FROM users WHERE age \u003e 18";

Spiegazione

The parts arrive out of order, but the query is always built as SELECT … FROM … WHERE …: "SELECT name, age FROM users WHERE age > 18".

Esempio 2
Input:
parts = ["from orders", "limit 10", "order total DESC"]

Output atteso:
expected = "SELECT * FROM orders ORDER BY total DESC LIMIT 10"
Input:
std::vector<std::string> parts = {"from orders", "limit 10", "order total DESC"};

Output atteso:
std::string expected = "SELECT * FROM orders ORDER BY total DESC LIMIT 10";
Input:
string[] parts = new string[] {"from orders", "limit 10", "order total DESC"};

Output atteso:
string expected = "SELECT * FROM orders ORDER BY total DESC LIMIT 10";

Spiegazione

Without a select part the columns default to *: "SELECT * FROM orders ORDER BY total DESC LIMIT 10".

Come affrontarlo

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Suggerimento 1

Store each part by its keyword first; build the text only at the end.

Suggerimento 2

A later part with the same keyword replaces the earlier one.

Suggerimento 3

Trim each column in the SELECT list and use * when there is no select part.

Complessità attesa

O(total length) time, O(total length) extra space

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