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Backticks can be used in MySQL. To create a table, we can place table_name within backticks.
Example of Backtick in MySQL.
The CREATE command is used to create a table. Here, we use backticks to add the table name.
mysql> create table `backtickSymbol` -> ( -> uniId int -> );
Records are inserted with the help of the INSERT command.
mysql> insert into `backtickSymbol` values(1); mysql> insert into `backtickSymbol` values(2); mysql> insert into `backtickSymbol` values(3); mysql> insert into `backtickSymbol` values(4);
Display all records.
mysql> select *from `backtickSymbol`;
The following is the output that displays all records.
+-------+ | uniId | +-------+ | 1 | | 2 | | 3 | | 4 | +-------+