By default, MySQL clips out of range numeric values to the nearest fit value.

Solution (By Examveda Team)

This question is about how MySQL handles numbers that are too big or too small for the data type they are stored in.
Let's imagine you have a box designed to hold only 10 apples. If you try to put 12 apples in, what happens?
You can only fit the maximum allowed, which is 10! The extra apples won't magically fit.
In MySQL, it's similar!
If you try to store a number that is too big for its data type, MySQL will "clip" it. This means it will adjust the value to the closest number that fits within the limits of the data type.
For example, if you have a field designed to hold only integers (whole numbers) and try to store the number 3.14, MySQL will clip it to 3.
So, the answer to the question is: Option A: True
MySQL does clip out-of-range numeric values to the nearest fit value.