CH–6 MySQL Functions (Introduction and String based Functions) Class 12 IP CBSE/ NCERT | S4SUREN

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In this video, we're diving into Chapter 6 of your Class 12 Informatics Practices curriculum, focusing on MySQL Functions. This session covers the Introduction to MySQL Functions and explores String-Based Functions in detail.

🔍 What You'll Learn:

Introduction to MySQL Functions: Get an overview of what MySQL functions
are and how they enhance database management.

What is a Function?: Understand the basics of functions in MySQL and how they’re used to simplify and enhance data operations.

Types of MySQL Functions: Learn about the two main categories:

Single Row Functions: Functions that operate on a single row and return a single value (e.g., UPPER(), TRIM()).

Multi-Row (Aggregate) Functions: Functions that perform calculations across multiple rows and return a single value (e.g., COUNT(), SUM()).

User-Defined Functions: Explore how to create and use custom functions in MySQL to tailor functionality to your specific needs.

String-Based Functions: Discover key string functions, including CONCAT(), SUBSTRING(), LENGTH(), and more, with clear examples and practical applications.

Whether you're preparing for CBSE/NCERT exams or looking to deepen your understanding of MySQL, this video will provide the insights you need. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for more educational content designed to help you succeed!

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