Answer / Prakash Chandra

To check data in pgAdmin 4, follow these steps:
1. Launch pgAdmin 4.
2. Connect to your PostgreSQL server.
3. In the left navigation panel, expand the server node and then the databases node.
4. Select the database containing the table you want to check.
5. In the right panel, click on 'SQL' tab.
6. Write a SELECT statement for the table you wish to view data from. For example: `SELECT * FROM table_name;`
7. Click the play button or press F5 to execute the query.

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