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Order of execution of SQL statements:

1. FROM clause: This identifies the table or tables from which data will be retrieved.

2. JOIN clause: If multiple tables are specified in the FROM clause, JOINS can be used to specify how the tables are related to each other. based on specified conditions. or more columns.

3. WHERE clause: This filters the data based on specified conditions.

4. GROUP BY clause: This groups the data by one or more columns.

5. HAVING clause: This filters the grouped data

6. SELECT clause: This selects the columns to be displayed in the result set.

7. ORDER BY clause: This sorts the result set by one

8. LIMIT clause: This limits the number of rows returned in the result set.
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Welcome to my YT Channel.

My name is Chinmay Jain, and have been working in the data field for close to 7 years, I am backed up with great learning experiences from my current employer and previous employers (Capgemini, Dell EMC and TCS).

Come join me on this journey where Data drives the world with everything you will need to know about Data and how it can transform your profession into a rewarding career.

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