Description

Table: Person

+-------------+---------+

| Column Name | Type| 

+-------------+---------+ 

| person_id   |int     |

| name        | varchar | 

| profession  | ENUM    | 

+-------------+---------+ 

person_id is the primary key for this table. Each row in this table contains a person's ID, name, and profession. The profession   column in an enum of the type ('Doctor', 'Singer', 'Actor', 'Player', 'Engineer', or 'Lawyer')

Write an SQL query to report each person's name followed by the first letter of their profession enclosed in parentheses.

Return the result table ordered by person_id in descending order.

The query result format is shown in the following example.

Example 1:

Input: Person table: 

+-----------+-------+------------+ 

| person_id | name  | profession | 

+-----------+-------+------------+ 

| 1         | Alex  | Singer     |

| 3         | Alice | Actor      | 

| 2         | Bob   | Player     | 

| 4         | Messi | Doctor     | 

| 6         | Tyson | Engineer   | 

| 5         | Meir  | Lawyer     | 

+-----------+-------+------------+

Output: 

+-----------+----------+ 

| person_id | name     |

+-----------+----------+ 

| 6         | Tyson(E) | 

| 5         | Meir(L)  | 

| 4         | Messi(D) | 

| 3         | Alice(A) | 

| 2         | Bob(P)   | 

| 1         | Alex(S)  | 

+-----------+----------+

Explanation: Note that there should not be any white space between the name and the first letter of the profession.

Easy 

person_id name

6 Tyson(E)

5 Meir(L)

4 Messi(D)

3 Alice(A)

2 Bob(P)

1 Alex(S)