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    This document contains examples of SQL statements including SELECT statements to retrieve data from columns and rows, COUNT statements to count rows, INSERT statements to add new records to a table, UPDATE statements to modify records in a table, and DELETE statements to remove records from a table. The SELECT statements retrieve data from the Country table ordered and limited in different ways, the COUNT statements count rows that meet certain criteria, and the INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE statements demonstrate adding, modifying, and removing customer records from a table.

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    /*SELECT STATEMENT*/

    1)
    SELECT Name , LifeExpectancy AS "Life Expectancy" FROM Country ORDER BY Name ;

    /*SELECT ROW*/
    2)
    SELECT Name , Continent , Region FROM Country WHERE Continent = 'Europe' ORDER BY
    Name LIMIT 5 OFFSET 5;

    /*SELECT COLUMN */
    3)
    SELECT Name , Continent , Region FROM Country;

    /*COUNTING ROWS*/
    4)SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Country WHERE Population > 100000000 AND Continent =
    'Europe';

    /*SELECTING COLUMNS THAT HAVE SOME VALUES */


    SELECT COUNT(LifeExpectancy) FROM Country;

    /*INSERT INTO TABLE*/


    5)INSERT INTO customer (name, address, city, state, zip) VALUES ('Fred Flintstone',
    '123 Cobblestone Way', 'Bedrock', 'CA', '91234');

    INSERT INTO customer (name, city, state) VALUES ('Jimi Hendrix', 'Renton',
    'WA');

    /* UPDATE */
    6) UPDATE customer SET address = '2603 S Washington St', zip = '98056' WHERE id =
    5;
    UPDATE customer SET address = NULL, zip = NULL WHERE id = 5;

    /*DELETE*/
    7)DELETE FROM Customer WHERE id = 4;

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