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Question 2Which of the following SQL statements uses the right syntax to create the Student table in a college database with character limits? 1 point123456CREATE TABLE students (    username CHAR(5),     fullName VARCHAR(100),     email VARCHAR(255));123456CREATE TABLE students (    username CHAR,     fullName VARCHAR,     email VARCHAR);

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Question 2Which of the following SQL statements uses the right syntax to create the Student table in a college database with character limits? 1 point123456CREATE TABLE students (    username CHAR(5),     fullName VARCHAR(100),     email VARCHAR(255));123456CREATE TABLE students (    username CHAR,     fullName VARCHAR,     email VARCHAR);

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Solution

The correct SQL statement to create the Student table in a college database with character limits is:

CREATE TABLE students ( 
    username CHAR(5), 
    fullName VARCHAR(100), 
    email VARCHAR(255)
);

This statement is correct because it specifies the data types and character limits for each column. The CHAR data type is used for the 'username' column and it is limited to 5 characters. The VARCHAR data type is used for the 'fullName' and 'email' columns, with character limits of 100 and 255 respectively.

The second SQL statement is incorrect because it does not specify the character limits for the CHAR and VARCHAR data types.

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