MySQL logical operators are easy

[@BroCodez]

SELECT * FROM employees WHERE hire_date > '2023-01-05' AND job = “cook”; SELECT * FROM employees WHERE job = 'Cook' OR job = 'Cashier'; SELECT * FROM employees WHERE NOT job = 'Manager'; SELECT * FROM employees WHERE NOT job = 'Manager' AND NOT job = 'Asst. Manager'; SELECT * FROM employees WHERE hire_date BETWEEN '2023-01-04' AND '2023-01-07'; SELECT * FROM employees WHERE job IN ("cook", "cashier", "janitor");

[@nikilnikki18]

Bro can you make a general video of roadmap of programming... I am very new to this ..... I don't know what is SQL i don't even know whether i should learn it or not... How to perceive programming for different fields .....

[@alcor6814]

NOTE FOR LEARNERS - the Ctrl+Shift+Enter keyboard shortcut executes your commands (either just the selected ones, or all of them). Bro's clicking on the execute button manually so that we have a visual guide, but the keyboard shortcut does the same job.

[@DrinkCola]

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[@Sonnen-e7j]

Like your videos🎉

[@nanaarhin5567]

Hi Bro, I have been studying SQL with your videos and I think I am getting a hand of the commands now. What I wanted to ask about this video is that, in a company with many employees, can you select more than one employee_id after the WHERE command? Just so we can assign a job to more than one employee at a go.

[@ilirgerguri3340]

can you post more about Java please?

[@Quindecim453]

bro can you make C++ module tutorial, i have problem using it in vs, it's doesn't work

[@dankprogrammingmemes7807]

Great video, but why is there null at the bottom of every query

[@Artur931030]

It's a place for inserting new rows.

[@demnaqoridze3956]

thanks

[@JDM625]

who is that liking🤨🤨

[@FactManiacForYou]

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[@enriquepasa]

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[@FactManiacForYou]

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[@enriquepasa]

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