In the CREATE TABLE statement, the engine name specified is case insensitive.

Solution (By Examveda Team)

This question asks about the behavior of the CREATE TABLE statement in MySQL, specifically regarding the engine name.

Let's break it down:

* CREATE TABLE is a command used to create a new table in your MySQL database.
* Engine refers to the storage engine that will be used for your table. Examples of engines include InnoDB and MyISAM.
* Case sensitivity refers to whether the engine name is treated differently based on uppercase or lowercase letters.
The question is asking if you can write "innodb" or "InNoDb" and MySQL will still understand you are referring to the InnoDB engine.

The correct answer is Option A: True. MySQL treats engine names as case-insensitive. You can write them in any combination of uppercase and lowercase letters.