📚 SQL Syntax
SQL (Structured Query Language) is the language for managing and manipulating relational databases.
📝 Example: Simple SELECT Statement
Query result will appear here...
📖 Key SQL Syntax Rules
- SQL statements end with a semicolon
;.
- SQL keywords are not case-sensitive but typically written in uppercase.
- String values should be enclosed in single quotes
' '.
- Use
SELECT to retrieve data from tables.
- Use
FROM to specify the target table.
💡 Tip: When testing SQL queries on your system, make sure your database service is running (like MySQL or SQLite)!