Which of the syntax is correct for insert statement? i) insert into <table_name> values <list of values> ii) insert into <table_name> (column list) values <list of values> A) i-only B) ii-only C) Both of them D) None of them

Which of the syntax is correct for insert statement?
i) insert into <table_name> values <list of values>
ii) insert into <table_name> (column list) values <list of values>
A) i-only
B) ii-only
C) Both of them
D) None of them
by

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Answer :

C) Both of them
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