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    MySQL provides a variety of data types categorized into three main groups:
    -- data type :
    they represant the type data that user wants to store..
    numeric data :
    whole number : ( 87, 12332, 978 )
    int ( 4 byte ) : -2147483648 2147483647
    bigint (8 byte ) : 922337.......19digit
    -- FLOAT : Floating-point numbers.
    Example: `FLOAT(10,2)`
    ```sql
    CREATE TABLE example (price FLOAT(10,2));
    -- text data :
    name , gender, mail id
    char( size) : size 0 255
    varchar(size) : size 0 65535
    text
    name char(5)
    gender varchar(5)
    name gender
    raj m
    -- Date Data Types**
    **DATE**: Stores only the date (`YYYY-MM-DD`).
    Example:
    ```sql
    CREATE TABLE example (birth_date DATE);

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