cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/524945

This explains the way of using the SQL BETWEEN and SQL NOT BETWEEN Operators.

Appreciate you sharing this article, but it is very SQL specific. Rather than discussing SQL as a language / tool / concept, it talks about a single operator - I think the former would be more relevant to the programming community.

IMO posts like this are best kept within the relevant community, or programming.dev will start filling up with cross-posts.

Your articles suck. They are not useful to anyone. Try something else.

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