Identify the table name in the following SQL statement.
INSERT INTO student VALUES('Kyle','M',NULL);
INSERT INTO student VALUES('Kyle','M',NULL);A. Student
B. Values
C. Kyle
D. M
Answer: Option A
Solution (By Examveda Team)
This SQL statement is about adding new information into a table. The word "INSERT INTO" tells us that we are adding data. The word "VALUES" indicates the data we are adding.The table name is the one that comes after "INTO". In this case, the table name is "student".
So the answer is Option A: Student
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