Answer Posted / Vinod Kumar Bohra
In SQL, you can use the IN keyword for comparisons when the value is one of several possibilities. The syntax is `column_name IN (value1, value2, ...)`. To check if a value does not match any of the given values, you can use NOT IN.
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