We use “CASE” statements while reaching for the "IF" statement in our "SELECT" clause.
Select
id1,
name1,
percentage,
Grade,
case
when percentage = 35 then ‘pass’
when percentage = 60 then ‘first class’
when percentage = 75 then ‘distinction’
when percentage >= 95 then ‘excellent’
else ’fail’
end as good_marks
From students
We will write a “Case” statement in the “Select” statement to work with the “if” statement. I hope this helps you use the “Case” statement in the “if” statement.
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