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The document provides a series of MySQL queries along with their expected outputs, covering string, numeric, and date/time functions. It lists various MySQL functions such as CONCAT, LOWER, UPPER, MOD, POWER, CURDATE, and others, explaining their purposes. Additionally, it includes a section comparing CURDATE() and DATE() functions.

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The document provides a series of MySQL queries along with their expected outputs, covering string, numeric, and date/time functions. It lists various MySQL functions such as CONCAT, LOWER, UPPER, MOD, POWER, CURDATE, and others, explaining their purposes. Additionally, it includes a section comparing CURDATE() and DATE() functions.

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MYSQL OUTPUT RELATED QUESTIONS

Give the output of the following queries:

i) SELECT CONCAT(‘ABC’,’XYZ’) ;
O/P  ‘ABCXYZ’
ii) SELECT LOWER(‘INFORMATICS PRACTICES’);
O/P informatics practices
iii) SELECT SUBSTR(‘ABCDEFG’,3,4);
O/P CDEF
iv) SELECT SUBSTR(‘ABCDEFG’,-5,4);
O/P CDEF (Access 5th character from right side and extracts 4 character)
v) SELECT UPPER(‘ip’);
O/P IP
vi) SELECT LTRIM(‘ RDBMS MySQL’);
O/P ‘RDBMS MySQL’
vii) SELECT RTRIM(‘RDMBS MySQL ‘);
O/P ‘RDBMS MySQL’
viii) SELECT INSTR(‘CORPORATE FLOOR’,’OR’);

O/P 2 (Prints first occurrence of substring OR in main string


CORPORATE FLOOR

ix) SEELCT LENGTH(‘ABCDEF GH’);


O/P 8
x) SELECT LEFT(‘ABCDEFGH’,3);
O/P ‘ABC’
xi) SELECT RIGHT(‘ABCDEFG’,2);
O/P ‘FG’
xii) SELECT MOD(11,4);
O/P 3
xiii) SELECT POWER(3,2);
O/P 9
xiv) SELECT ROUND(15.193,1);
O/P 15.2
xv) SELECT TRUNCATE(15.193,1);
O/P  15.1
xvi) SELECT SQRT(25);
O/P  5
xvii) SELECT CURDATE( );

O/P 
xviii) SELECT DATE (‘2016-11-25 01:02:30’);
o/p
xix) SELECT MONTH(‘2016-11-25’);
O/P 11
xx) SELECT YEAR(‘2016-11-25’);
O/P 2016
xxi) SELECT DAYNAM E(‘2016-11-25’);

O/P
xxii) SELECT DAYOFMONTH(‘2016-11-25’);
O/P25
xxiii) SELECT DAYOFWEEK(‘2016-11-25’);

O/P

xxiv) SELECT DAYOFYEAR(‘2016-11-25’);

O/P
xxv) SELECT NOW();

O/P
xxvi) SELECT SYSDATE();
Name different String Functions of MySQL:

i) CHAR( )  returns character for each integer passed


ii) CONCAT( ) returns concatenated String
iii) LOWER()/LCASE()  returns the string in lowercase
iv) UPPER()/UCASE() returns the string in upper case
v) SUBSTRING()/SUBSTR() returns the substring from main string
vi) LTRIM( ) returns string after removing leading spaces
vii) RTRIM( ) returns a string after removing trailing spaces
viii) TRIM( ) returns a string after removing leading and trailing spaces
ix) INSTR( ) returns the index of the first occurrence of substring
x) LENGTH( ) returns the length of a string in bytes
xi) LEFT( ) returns the leftmost number of characters as specified
xii) RIGTH( ) returns the rightmost number of characters as specified
xiii) MID( ) returns the substring from a starting position to ending position
Name different Numeric Functions Of MySQL:

i) MOD( ) returns the remainder of one expression by dividing by another expressions


ii) POWER( )/POW( ) returns the value of one expression raised to the power of another
expression
iii) ROUND( )  returns the numeric expression rounded to an integer
iv) SIGN( )  returns sign of a given number
v) SQRT( ) returns square root of passed no
vi) TRUNCATE( ) returns exp1 truncated to exp2
Write different DATA and TIME functions Of MySQL:

i) CURDATE( )  returns current date


ii) DATE( )  extract date part of a date and time expression
iii) MONTH ( ) returns the month from the date passed
iv) YEAR( ) returns the year
v) DAYNAME( ) returns the name of the weekday
vi) DAYOFMONTH( )  returns the day no of the month (1-31)
vii) DAYOFWEEK( )  returns day no of week(1-7)
viii) NOW( )  returns date and time
ix) SYSDATE( )  returns date and time at which time function executes

Write the output of the following queries:

(i) SELECT ROUND(6.5675,2);


(ii) SELECT TRUNCATE(5.3456,1);
(iii) SELECT DAYOFMONTH(‘2009-08-25’);
(iv) SELECT MID(‘Class 12’,2,3);

OUTPUT:

(i) 6.57
(ii) 5.3
(iii) 25
(iv) Las

What is the difference between CURDATE () and DATE () functions?

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