WHERE query using Boolean

While writing a WHERE query, when you simply give column name after WHERE keyword. It means true in boolean.

Understand it with example.

Make a database by running query–

CREATE DATABASE jai_school;

Create a table in the database–

CREATE TABLE mobiles(brand_name VARCHAR(30),price INT(10));

Insert data in the table–

INSERT INTO mobiles(brand_name,price)VALUES("Samsung",80000);
INSERT INTO mobiles(brand_name,price)VALUES("Apple",140000);
INSERT INTO mobiles(brand_name,price)VALUES("Nokia",25000);
INSERT INTO mobiles(brand_name,price)VALUES("MI",14000);
INSERT INTO mobiles(brand_name,price)VALUES("Honor",9000);
INSERT INTO mobiles(brand_name,price)VALUES("Sony",18000);
INSERT INTO mobiles(brand_name,price)VALUES("Realme",14000);
INSERT INTO mobiles(brand_name,price)VALUES("Oneplus",28000);
INSERT INTO mobiles(brand_name,price)VALUES("Motorola",13000);

Table Image:

SELECT * FROM mobiles WHERE price;

When you run above query, you see only NULL values are filtered if any.