Consider the following relational schema for a store's database. The relational schema captures information about the different products, the employees working in the store, the customers who purchased products, and the wish lists of these customers. The relational schema also captures the different customer transactions, the purchased product, the employee who helped them, the used credit card, the amount paid, the used discount percentage $($if any$),$ and the transaction date.

Customer: $($Cid$,$ Name, Age, email$)$

Employee: $($Eid$,$ Name, Start$\_$Date, Salary, email$)$

Products: $($Pid$,$ Name, Company, Product$\_$Type, Release$\_$Date$)$

Transaction: $($Cid$,$ Eid, Pid, Amount$\_$Paid, CreditCard$\_$Used, Date, Discount$\_$Percentage$)$

WishLists: $($Eid$,$ Pid$)$

Question $1(1$ point$)$

Use the relational schema of the store to develop the following query in SQL: Count the number of customers who purchased laptops $($product type$)$ between $2022$ and $2023.$

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