Sorting Data
Moreover, we can sort the receiving data. To do this, we first need to get the data by using the SELECT operator, then the ORDER BY clause. The ORDER BY clause accepts column names by which the output will be sorted accordingly. Let's look at an example for better understanding.
1234SELECT continent FROM country ORDER BY continent;
It is essential that the ORDER BY clauses come last in the SELECT operator.
Explanation: In the example, we can see that the ORDER BY clause sorts the data by the continent column.
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Select the capital column from the country table. Next, sort the data from the capital column, retrieved using the SELECT statement.
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Moreover, we can sort the receiving data. To do this, we first need to get the data by using the SELECT operator, then the ORDER BY clause. The ORDER BY clause accepts column names by which the output will be sorted accordingly. Let's look at an example for better understanding.
1234SELECT continent FROM country ORDER BY continent;
It is essential that the ORDER BY clauses come last in the SELECT operator.
Explanation: In the example, we can see that the ORDER BY clause sorts the data by the continent column.
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Select the capital column from the country table. Next, sort the data from the capital column, retrieved using the SELECT statement.
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