From_days()
From_days() is a MySQL topic you learn with one small college example — a students table with roll, name, marks. Say what From_days() does in one sentence, then write the shortest SQL that shows it.
Pattern: USE college; then a CREATE/SELECT/UPDATE that needs From_days(). If it is a function, SELECT it on one column. If it is DDL, run SHOW / DESCRIBE after so you can see the change.
Trap: only reciting the heading From_days() with no SQL. Interviewers ask you to type. Another trap: mixing this up with a neighbouring command (DELETE vs TRUNCATE vs DROP, WHERE vs HAVING, JOIN vs UNION).
Keep the example on paper — two or three rows. Change one value. Predict the result before you run it.
On the example next to this theory: From_days(): create two demo rows, then SELECT qty >= 2 ordered. Say which labels come back.
FROM students
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WHERE city = 'Pune'
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SELECT name, marksWhat is From_days()? One sentence + one tiny SQL on students.