πŸ“Š MySQL
Q. Which clause is used to "sort the rows of the final result set by one or more columns"?
  • (A) HAVING
  • (B) ORDER BY
  • (C) WHERE
  • (D) FROM
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βœ… Correct Answer: (B) ORDER BY

Explanation: This question asks about the clause in SQL that helps you arrange the data in your final result set. Imagine you have a list of students with their scores, and you want to see them organized from highest to lowest score. That's where the "ORDER BY" clause comes in.

Explanation by: Vinay
This question asks about the clause in SQL that helps you arrange the data in your final result set. Imagine you have a list of students with their scores, and you want to see them organized from highest to lowest score. That's where the "ORDER BY" clause comes in.

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