

The LIKE operator works with the WHERE clause to find the result for a specified pattern in a column. We can use it either in the first place, last place, or both sides of a string with the LIKE clause. MySQL uses wildcards in conjunction with the LIKE or NOT LIKE comparison operators. It is used to search or filter the records from the table that specifies 0, 1, or more characters. Let us first create a table named " employee" that contains the following data: 1. Now, we are going to understand the use of these wildcards symbols in MySQL with the following examples: This symbol is used to match exactly one(single) character. This symbol indicates zero or more characters.


The wildcards in MySQL are characters that allow us to search complex data from the table very easily and quickly.
