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Q.1.

Create Table

The CREATE TABLE command creates a new table in the database.

CODE :

CREATE TABLE Students (

StudentID INT,

FirstName VARCHAR(50),

LastName VARCHAR(50),

Age INT

);

2. Alter Table: Add a Column

The ALTER TABLE command is used to add, delete, or modify columns in an existing table.

Add a new column Email to the Students table:

CODE :

ALTER TABLE Students

ADD Email VARCHAR(100);

3. Alter Table: Modify a Column

Modify the column Age to have a DECIMAL(4, 2) type:

CODE :

ALTER TABLE Students

MODIFY COLUMN Age DECIMAL(4, 2);

4. Alter Table: Drop a Column

Drop a column named EnrollmentDate from the Students table (Note: The column name needs to be
correct, EnrollmentDate instead of EnrollamentDate):

CODE :

ALTER TABLE Students

DROP COLUMN EnrollmentDate;


5. Drop Table

The DROP TABLE command deletes an entire table and all of its data.

CODE :

DROP TABLE Students;

OUTPUT :
Q.2 Run the following SQL Command

CREATE TABLE Employees

EmployeeID INT.

EmployeeName VARCHAR(100),

Date Offeining DATE.

Salary DECIMAL(10, 2),

Bio TEXT

);

The SQL command you've provided has some syntax errors. Here's the corrected SQL command to create
the Employees table:

Corrected CREATE TABLE Command

CODE:

CREATE TABLE Employees (

EmployeeID INT,

EmployeeName VARCHAR(100),

DateOfJoining DATE,

Salary DECIMAL(10, 2),

Bio TEXT

);
Corrections Made:

Replaced . with , to separate columns.

Corrected Date Offeining to DateOfJoining (assuming this was the intended column name).

This command creates a table named Employees with columns for the employee ID, name, date of
joining, salary, and a text bio.

CODE :

OUTPUT :

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