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You are given the following view table which is derived from a university staff table. [12 marks]

CREATE VIEW StaffDeptAge AS SELECT sid, dept, age FROM STAFF;

sid the staff id

dept the code (e.g., CS, EE) of the department that the staff works in

age the age of the staff member

Write only ONE SQL statement to answer the following. For each department, display the department code, and a pair of staff ids (sid). The first (second) sid is the member of staff who is oldest (youngest) among all the members of staff in that department. You can assume that there is only one oldest and one youngest member of staff per department. Your SQL should produce a result table that looks like the one below where sid1 (sid2) is the ids of the first (second) staff id:

example:

dept	sid1	sid2
CS	s123	s231
EE	s312	s126