constraint is a rule which can not be voilated by end users.
Different types of constraints are available.They are:-
1)default constraint:-which is used to define a default 
value.
2)primary key:-the key which does not allows  duplication
and null values.
3)foreign key:-the key used to refer primary key defined 
field in another table and it allows duplication.
4)null:-which allows NULL values.
5)not null:-which does not allows NULL values.
6)unique key:-which does not allows duplication but allows 
NULL values.

Including these it also contains check constraint.
check constraint:-It specifies a range of values witn in 
which the attribute should take

Constraints are the constraints which can provide on the 
column data.The types of constraints are
1).Domain Integrity constraints
EX:Check
2).Entity Integrity constraints
Ex:Unique,Primary key
3).Referential Integrity constraints
EX:Foreignkey

Constraint : To Restrict the voilation of irrelegular data 
and maintain data integrity.

Primary key
Unique Key
NotNull
Forigen Key
Check

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. Primary Key Constraint
. Foreign Key Constraint
. Unique Key Constraint
. Check Constraint

Constraint mostly restrict the user from entering violated 
data into the table..

Various types of constraints are:
Primary Key Constraint
Foreign Key Constraint
Unique key Constraint
Check Constraint
NOT NULL Constraint

there are two types of 
constraints                                                 
1;holonomic 
constraint                                                  
2;non-holonomic constraints

3 basic types
1.entity constraint:
check
not null
null
2.domain constraint:
unique
primary
composite primary key
3.referential constraint:
integrity
foreign

Constraints are things that are likely to go wrong. There 
are three types.
Time constraints
Legal constraints
Finacial constraints