What is the output of the following? SELECT ROUND(1111.93412,3) FROM DUAL;
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1112
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1111.93
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1111.93412
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1111.934
ROUND(1111.93412, 3) rounds to 3 decimal places. The fourth decimal digit is 1 (<5), so it rounds down: 1111.934. Option A has 0 decimal places, B has 2, C is unchanged, D correctly shows 3 decimal places with proper rounding.
To answer this question, we need to understand the ROUND function in SQL.
The ROUND function in SQL is used to round a number to a specified number of decimal places.
In the given query, the ROUND function is applied to the number 1111.93412 with a precision of 3 decimal places.
The correct answer is D) 1111.934.
This is because the ROUND function rounds the number 1111.93412 to 3 decimal places, resulting in 1111.934.