SOQL Aggregate Functions in Apex Programming Language | SOQL For Loop | Salesforce Development

SOQL Aggregate Functions in Apex Programming Language | SOQL For Loop | Salesforce Development
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With regard to the video at 4:08, an aggregate function in a SOQL query *does* return an sObject, the sObject just happens to be AggregateResult. To prove my point, you could replace AggregateResult with sObject and it would work just fine: List records =[SELECT AVG(Amount) FROM Opportunity]; That said, your point is well taken -- you're not going to get Opportunity records in this case, instead you'll get an array (list) of AggregateResult (an sObject).