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How to download and install PostgreSQL
Download PostgreSQL “exe” file > open downloaded file > specify installation directory > select components > select directory > set password > and install.
How to Create a Database in PostgreSQL
A Postgres database can be created using “CREATE DATABASE” or “createdb” commands. The difference is that the “createdb” can be executed from the command prompt.
How to Create a Table in PostgreSQL & Perform CRUD Operations
Tables in PostgreSQL can be created following the syntax discussed in the article. You can insert, update, read, and delete data from the table with the help of queries.
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