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What is the meaning of "Equality Conditions"?

A. Equal to

B. Not equal to

C. Both Equal to and Not equal to

D. None of the mentioned

Answer: Option A

Solution (By Examveda Team)

In the world of databases, "Equality Conditions" are like rules that tell us which data to pick. Think of it like choosing your favorite toys from a box.
Imagine the box has toys of different colors, and you want only the red ones. You're using an "Equality Condition" to say "give me only the red toys."
In databases, "Equality Conditions" are used in statements like "WHERE" to filter data. They use symbols like:
* = (equals to) - Like choosing only the red toys.
* != (not equals to) - Like choosing all toys that are not red.
So the answer is Option C: Both Equal to and Not equal to.

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