where LAT_N is the northern latitude and LONG_W is the western longitude

why this sentence didnot make any matter for this query?

Don't know why the */ symbols are there suddenly? Confusing for those of us very new to SQL as if you put your code where it suggests the request doesn't work. Assume it's a comment syntax?

You will get the correct answer by removing*/ symbols and write just a query Select City, State From Station;

MS SQL SERVER

SELECT CITY, STATE FROM STATION;

SELECT CITY, STATE from STATION;

this will work

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Solution of the given problem in Microsoft Sql Server by Rayedox Technologies :

select city,state from station

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SELECT CITY,STATE FROM STATION;

MYSQL

select CITY, STATE from STATION where LAT_N > 0 AND LONG_W < 180;

select city, state from station;