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The next function is
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Upper and lower functions
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Upper and lower function are used to convert the characters to a specified case so upper will change it to uppercase
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lower will change all the characters in the string to lowercase
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and the syntax is also similar to length
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You just right upper and you give the string in parentheses
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So whatever string you provide within this parenthesis will be converted to the
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Uppercase
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If you write lower, it will be converted to lowercase
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This will basically be used
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Whenever you are matching strings
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Sometimes some part of the data is in some case and the other part of data is in some other case
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so just to maintain uniformity
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We'll use upper everywhere so upper
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some part of string you can match with other part of string
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So both the strings will be in upper case so that there is no mismatch due to difference in case
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So that's where you you can use upper and lower cases
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Otherwise you can just use uppercase
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Whenever you want to change all the characters to uppercase
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So, as an example you can just
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Convert this
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String of Start-Tech Academy
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To uppercase
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Or you can
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Convert the whole string to lowercase let's go and try this
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We will select
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and we'll write upper
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The bracket will say Start-Tech Academy you can see only the first
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Characters of the words are in uppercase right now
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When you run this query
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The output will be
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All characters are in uppercase
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you can see
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All characters are in uppercase you can update tables using this output
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so that's how this function will help you. select lower
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Start-Tech Academy
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so the 1st characters which are in uppercase
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Will now be in
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lower case
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let's run this
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Everything is in lowercase
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So that's the use of
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Upper and lower function
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