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MySQL Comparison Operators [ 2024 ]

MySQL Comparison Operators

In this tutorial, we will learn about MySQL Comparison Operators with examples. Comparison Operators are used to compare the column value expressions.

 

MySQL Comparison Operator Description
= Equal to
< Less than
<= Less than or equal to
<=> Equal to (works even for NULL values)
<>  or != Not equal to
> Greater than
>= Greater than or equal to
BETWEEN..AND.. Indicate a range of values

Operators in WHERE constructs

WHERE constructs that are commonly used in the WHERE clause for comparisons against a column and a subquery are as follows:

  • IN/NOT IN
  • ANY
  • ALL
  • SOME
  • EXISTS/ NOT EXISTS

 

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