
Big Java, Binder Ready Version: Early Objects
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Author: Cay S. Horstmann
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Chapter 24, Problem 1RE
Explanation of Solution
Query 1:
Consider the below SQL statement, creates a table called “Person”.
/* create a table called person */
CREATE TABLE Person
(
Owner_Name VARCHAR(40),
Driving_License_Number CHAR(20),
Address VARCHAR(100)
);
Explanation:
In the above query,
- A table “Person” has been created using “CREATE TABLE” statement.
- The table contains three fields “Owner_Name”, “Driving_License_Number” and “Address” to store the name of the owner, unique driver license number, and address respectively.
- The datatypes “VARCHAR” and “CHAR” specifies the nature of data the fields can hold.
Query 2:
Consider the below SQL statement, creates a table called “Car”.
/* create a table called car */
CREATE TABLE Car
(
Vehicle_Identification_No INTEGER,
Owner_License CHAR(20),
Manufacturer_Name VARCHAR(30),
Type VARCHAR(16),
Year INTEGER
);
Explanation:
In the above query,
- A table “Car” has been created using “CREATE TABLE” statement.
- The table contains five fields “Vehicle_Identification_No”, “Owner_License”, “Manufacturer_Name”, “Type”, and “Year” to store the unique vehicle identification number, owner license, name of manufacturer, type, and year respectively.
- The datatypes “VARCHAR”, “INTEGER”, and “CHAR” specifies the nature of data the fields can hold.
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Chapter 24 Solutions
Big Java, Binder Ready Version: Early Objects
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