Question

Given the following SQL query, table, PHP statements, and the database connection is successful, which answer is FALSE? mysq 1> create table Testab (id int primary key auto_increment, name varchar (20)); mysqls select ⋅ from Testdb; Bird is one of the outputs. Fish is one of the outputs. Lion is one of the outputs. Monkey is one of the outputs.

Answer 1

It's not possible to determine which statement is FALSE without more context and data.

Based on the provided information, we can conclude the following:

1. The SQL query creates a table named `Testab` with columns `id` and `name`.

2. The PHP statements are not given, so we cannot determine the specific code used to fetch data from the database.

3. The database connection is successful.

Now, let's analyze the options:

- Bird: Since we don't have information about the data in the table `Testab`, we cannot say if "Bird" is one of the outputs or not. Without data, we cannot determine the result of any SELECT statement.

- Fish: Same as above, we don't have data, so we cannot determine if "Fish" is one of the outputs.

- Lion: Same as above, we don't have data, so we cannot determine if "Lion" is one of the outputs.

- Monkey: Same as above, we don't have data, so we cannot determine if "Monkey" is one of the outputs.

All the statements are possibly TRUE or FALSE, as we don't have any information about the data in the table `Testab` or the specific PHP statements used to retrieve data. Without this information, we cannot confirm any specific output.

Therefore, the answer is: It's not possible to determine which statement is FALSE without more context and data.