[Term Entry] SQL Math Functions ASIN

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We would like a new term entry for the Math Function, ASIN, in SQL.

The entry should go in a file in docs/content/sql/concepts/math-functions/terms/asin/asin.md

The entry should:

• Explain what the math function ASIN is in SQL and what it’s used for, starting with an introductory paragraph (2-3 sentences).
• Include SQL database compatibility as a note.
• Links out to entries as needed.

Please refer to the entry templates (term entry template in particular), content standards, and markdown style guide when working on the PR for this issue.

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[Soura-2002]

i have to work

[SSwiniarski]

@Soura-2002 are you asking to be assigned this issue?

[arisdelacruz]

Can I be given the chance to work on this? Thanks.

[SSwiniarski]

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[arisdelacruz]

@SSwiniarski

Yes, hello. Good day. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to work on this term entry.

I am currently finishing the Learn Git & Github course and I saw this one that it is not yet claimed 'til now and since this is one of the requirements in the Collaborating with the GitHub Community portion, I told myself to might as well give it a shot.

I hope you can accommodate my questions from time to time as I go along.

Thank you.

[arisdelacruz]

am i on the right track?

thanks

[SSwiniarski]

Looks good. Note that the note about compatibility with various DBMSs has been put at the end in most of the SQL math functions so far. (Like this one) It's not something we mandated, but thought you should know if you wanted consistency with other entries.

[arisdelacruz]

duly noted on your advice

will revise accordingly

big thanks

[arisdelacruz]

hi. i wonder what am i doing wrong

i keep receiving this in VS:

fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/Codecademy/docs.git/': Failed to connect to github.com port 443 after
21190 ms: Couldn't connect to server

a helping hand on this is highly appreciated

thanks

[SSwiniarski]

@arisdelacruz Did you create your own fork for docs?

[arisdelacruz]

Hello.

Yes, i have a copy of the repo on my github account

[SSwiniarski]

@KTom101, @yangc95, @caupolicandiaz Any thoughts on what may be causing the problem?

[arisdelacruz]

No further worries, guys.

I tried

git remote set-url origin

I am now in the pull request portion

I hope I'm still on the right track, hehe

Thanks, more power

[arisdelacruz]

I just submitted a PR.

Crossing my fingers now, hehe

Thanks