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Write SQL Queries for:

## create table student (student_id, name, gender, DOB, status, reg_date) with following constraints:
 student_id primary key,
 gender value as single character,
 status default value should be 1,
 reg_date default date from the system

## alter the student table to add contact number, this column can accept NULL values too

## display the student record with:


 name should be displayed as student name,
 gender should be displayed as MALE/FEMALE,
 DOB should be displayed in YYYY-MM-DD format

## update the record of the student whose name is ‘MINA’ and gender is ‘F’ to name = ‘MOHAN’ and
gender = ‘M’

## display the records of the students whose name starts with letter ‘man’ and gender = ‘M’

## display the records of the students whose contact number contain ‘570’ Or is NULL.

## display the total count of the students

## display the male/female count of the students.

## delete the students whose status is 0.

2. Write SQL Queries for:

## create table Project (project_id (PK), project_name, student_id (FK; can be NULL)).

## display the students and projects enrolled.

## alter the Project to increase the size of the column project_name to 100 character string.

## display the list of students who are not enrolled in any projects yet.

## count the number of students who are not enrolled in any projects yet.

## check whether any student is assigned to multiple projects

## Drop the tables Student & Project.

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