SQLite COUNT
The function COUNT() is an aggregate function that returns the total number of items in a group based on the condition written and it also counts the null values if you do not specify the column name inside the count function.
- The count function is used for counting the number of records in a table.
- With the count function, we can count the desired field for the output.
Syntax:
COUNT ([ALL | DISTINCT] expression);
Explanation: As we know whatever the argument is passed into the function, the output is returned accordingly. The count is the keyword and the expressions include the column name or the other expressions.
Now a doubt arises about what it means by aggregate function and we will explain it below:
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.