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MAX



Aggregate function.

The MAX() function returns the maximum value in a set of values.

Syntax

MAX(<expr>)

Arguments

ArgumentsDescription
<expr>Any expression

Return Type

The maximum value, in the type of the value.

Example

Create a Table and Insert Sample Data

CREATE TABLE temperatures ( id INT, city VARCHAR, temperature FLOAT ); INSERT INTO temperatures (id, city, temperature) VALUES (1, 'New York', 30), (2, 'New York', 28), (3, 'New York', 32), (4, 'Los Angeles', 25), (5, 'Los Angeles', 27);

Query Demo: Find Maximum Temperature for New York City

SELECT city, MAX(temperature) AS max_temperature FROM temperatures WHERE city = 'New York' GROUP BY city;

Result

| city | max_temperature | |------------|-----------------| | New York | 32 |

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