Answer Posted / Mithilesh Kumar Pandey
In MySQL, the main difference between CHAR and VARCHAR is that CHAR uses a fixed length for storing data, while VARCHAR uses variable length. For example, if you create a CHAR column with a length of 10, it will always take up 10 bytes, even if you store a smaller value. On the other hand, VARCHAR only takes as many bytes as necessary to store the data.
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