Create a MySQL table named 'prime_test' that contains two columns. The first column is an integer named 'number' that is the primary key and cannot be NULL. The second column is a variable length string named 'is_prime' with a maximum length of 50. Write one or more insert statements that fills only the 'number' column of table 'prime_test' with the integers between 2 and 100. Write one or more update statements that sets the 'is_prime' column for each associated integer. For a prime, the column should read 'prime'. For non-primes, the column should read 'composite'. Write a final select statement to return only the 'number' column from 'prime_test' for records that are prime, ordered from largest to smallest.
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Create a MySQL table named 'prime_test' that contains two columns. The first column is an integer named 'number' that is the primary key and cannot be NULL. The second column is a variable length string named 'is_prime' with a maximum length of 50.
Write one or more insert statements that fills only the 'number' column of table 'prime_test' with the integers between 2 and 100.
Write one or more update statements that sets the 'is_prime' column for each associated integer. For a prime, the column should read 'prime'. For non-primes, the column should read 'composite'.
Write a final select statement to return only the 'number' column from 'prime_test' for records that are prime, ordered from largest to smallest.
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Its giving me an error in where statement saying isprime and !isprime doesn't exit
by Bartleby ExpertThanks, It was really helpful, Is there way to interest the values using loop?
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