Using PHP mysqli_query to Perform MySQL Queries

MySQL is a widely used relational database management system, and when developing web applications PHP provides functions to connect and operate MySQL, among which the mysqli_query function is commonly used to execute queries.

The function can run SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE and other SQL statements; it takes a database connection object and an SQL string as parameters. Below is a sample PHP script that uses mysqli_query to perform a SELECT query.

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}

// Free result set
mysqli_free_result($result);

// Close connection
mysqli_close($connection);
?>

The script first creates a connection, checks for success, defines a SELECT statement, executes it with mysqli_query , checks for errors, iterates over the result set with mysqli_fetch_assoc to print each row's ID, name and age, then frees the result and closes the connection.

In addition to SELECT, the same function can execute INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE and other statements by passing the appropriate SQL string as the second argument.

The function returns a result set object for queries that produce rows; developers can retrieve data using mysqli_fetch_assoc , mysqli_fetch_row , mysqli_fetch_array , and similar functions.

Overall, using PHP's mysqli_query provides a convenient way to interact with MySQL databases for various CRUD operations.

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