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Which clause is used to determine "which column to include in the query sets"?

A. SELECT

B. FROM

C. WHERE

D. ORDER BY

Answer: Option A

Solution (By Examveda Team)

This question is about how you choose which information you want to see in your database results. Imagine you have a table about students, with columns for their name, age, and grade.

You want to only see the students' names and their grades.

The answer is Option A: SELECT.

The SELECT clause is like telling the database, "Hey, I only want these specific columns from this table."

Here's how the other options work:

Option B: FROM - This tells the database which table you want to work with.

Option C: WHERE - This filters your results based on specific conditions.

Option D: ORDER BY - This arranges your results in a specific order (like alphabetically or numerically).

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