MySQL IF Statement in SELECT Queries

In MySQL, the SELECT IF statement is used to return different values based on specific conditions. The syntax is as follows:

Choose value_if_true if condition is met, otherwise choose value_if_false from the table_name.

The condition is a conditional expression. If the condition is true, it returns the value of value_if_true; if the condition is false, it returns the value of value_if_false.

The SELECT IF statement can be used to evaluate conditions and transform query results. By using the IF statement, different results can be returned based on specific conditions, allowing for logical processing and transformation of data.