SQLite COUNT() with WHERE Clause
In SQLite, we use the WHERE clause with the Count() function to get the number of items that exist in a table based on the where expression. Basically, we used the WHERE Clause to apply the conditions on the operations.
Suppose we want to know how many faculty belong to cse department then by using the SQLite WHERE clause with the Count() function, we can quickly find out the information.
Query:
Select count ()
from faculty
WHERE dept = "cse";
Output:
Explanation: Here we have counted the total number of faculty that belong to cse.
SQLite COUNT
SQLite is a serverless database engine, it is written in C programming language and is easy to use and store the data. It is one of the most used database engines. It is widely used for the development of Embedded applications. In this article we will learn about the SQLite count, how it works and what are all the other functions that are used with SQLite to get the desired output.