What is the difference between in and between in sql?
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Answer Posted / Deepak Kumar Ravi
The `IN` keyword is used to check if a value matches any of the specified values within a list. The `BETWEEN` keyword is used to check a range of values. `BETWEEN` can be replaced with `>=` and `<=` for the same effect.
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