Answer: Limits the row data that are returned.
Explanation: In structured query language (SQL), The where clause is used as a filter. The filter is applied to a column and as such the filter value or criteria determines the values that are spared in the column on which the WHERE clause is applied. All rows in which the column value does not meet the WHERE clause criteria are exempted from the output. This will hence limit the number of rows which our command displays.
For instance,
FROM * SELECT table_name WHERE username = 'fichoh' ;
The command above filters the username column for username with fichoh, then displays only rows of Data with fichoh as the username. All data columns are displayed but rows of data which do not match fichoh are exempted.
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struct item
{
float previousCost;
float taxAmount;
float updatedCost;
} itemObject;
void calculation(int cost,int quantity,float tax)
{
struct item *itemPointer=&itemObject;
itemPointer->previousCost=(cost) * (quantity);
itemPointer->taxAmount=itemPointer->previousCost * (tax/100);
itemPointer->updatedCost=itemPointer->previousCost+itemPointer->taxAmount;
}
Explanation:
- Define a structure called item that has 3 properties namely previousCost, taxAmount and updatedCost.
- The calculation function takes in 3 parameters and inside the calculation function, make a pointer object of the item structure.
- Calculate the previous cost by multiplying cost with quantity.
- Calculate the tax amount by multiplying previous cost with (tax / 100).
- Calculate the previous cost by adding previous cost with tax amount.