Good job! Now, apart from the equality sign (=), there are also some other conditional operators which you can use. Look at the next example.
SELECT * FROM user WHERE age < 20;
Instead of the equality sign (=), we put the less than sign (<). Now our instruction selects only those users who are below 20. We can apply quite a few operators in the same way:
< (less than),
> (greater than),
<= (less than or equal),
>= (greater than or equal).
Easy, right? Why don't we practice it a bit?
Syntax
SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE column_name < value;
Execute below code -
SELECT * FROM car WHERE price>10000;
VIN
|
BRAND
|
MODEL
|
PRICE
|
PRODUCTION_YEAR
|
WPOZZZ79ZTS372128
|
Ford
|
Fusion
|
12500.00
|
2008
|
JF1BR93D7BG498281
|
Toyota
|
Avensis
|
11300.00
|
1999
|
1M8GDM9AXKP042788
|
Volkswagen
|
Golf
|
13000.00
|
2010
|
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