MySQL INSERT INTO: Add Data to Tables

To insert data into a MySQL table, you can use the INSERT INTO statement. The syntax is as follows:

Add the specified values into the table under the designated columns.

For example, to add a record to a table named “students”, you can use the following statement:

Add John Doe, aged 25, to the students table with his first name, last name, and age.

This will add a row of data to the “students” table, including student information for a student named “John Doe” who is 25 years old.