Table: Data

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

| Column Name | Type |

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

| first_col ? | int ?|

| second_col ?| int ?|

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

There is no primary key for this table and it may contain duplicates.

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Write an SQL query to independently:

order first_col in ascending order.

order second_col in descending order.

The query result format is in the following example.

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Example 1:

Input:

Data table:

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

| first_col | second_col |

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

| 4 ? ? ? ? | 2 ? ? ? ? ?|

| 2 ? ? ? ? | 3 ? ? ? ? ?|

| 3 ? ? ? ? | 1 ? ? ? ? ?|

| 1 ? ? ? ? | 4 ? ? ? ? ?|

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

Output:

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

| first_col | second_col |

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

| 1 ? ? ? ? | 4 ? ? ? ? ?|

| 2 ? ? ? ? | 3 ? ? ? ? ?|

| 3 ? ? ? ? | 2 ? ? ? ? ?|

| 4 ? ? ? ? | 1 ? ? ? ? ?|

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

*/

Create table Data (first_col int, second_col int)

Truncate table Data

insert into Data (first_col, second_col) values ('4', '2')

insert into Data (first_col, second_col) values ('2', '3')

insert into Data (first_col, second_col) values ('3', '1')

insert into Data (first_col, second_col) values ('1', '4')

;

/* Write your T-SQL query statement below */