Answer Posted / Priyam Upadhyay
In MySQL, a TIMESTAMP is a data type that stores both the date and time of an event. It automatically keeps track of the current date and time when you insert or update it. The default format for a TIMESTAMP is 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS'. You can also set the value explicitly.
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