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SQL Queries

use sql_store; select * from customers; select state,first_name,last_name from customers where customer_id=1; select state,first_name,last_name from customers where state='AP'; select state,first_name,last_name from customers where state like '%A'; select state,first_name,last_name from customers -- where state like '%A' order by first_name; select * from customers where customer_id=1; select * from customers -- where customer_id=1 order by first_name; select first_name,state,points from customers; select first_name,state,points,points+100 from customers; select first_name,state,points,points+100 as Points_increment from customers; select distinct state from customers; select * from customers where points>1000; select * from customers where state<>'VA'; select * from customers where state<>'VA' and last_name like '%y'; select * from products; select name,unit_price from products; select name,unit_price,unit_price*2 as new_u...

SQL Queries

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use sql_store; Select * from customers; insert into customers values (default,'Janani','P',null,null,'RVS','MPL','AP',default); insert into customers values (default,'Lalitha','V',null,null,'MPL','MPL','AP',570), (default,'Vyshu','V',null,null,'Kadapa','Kadapa','AP',670), (default,'Sandhya','G',null,null,'GVP','MPL','AP',590); select * from products; insert into products values (default,'Appliances-Fans',30,5.30), (default,'Appliances-Kettles',35,4.63);

Do we think differently in different languages?

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Today I watched a video on YouTube " Do we think differently in different languages? " By watching this video I understand that we think differently in different languages. we see different perspectives in different languages. How we see the situations or world also changes.