sqliteHow can I get the year from a date in SQLite?
To get the year from a date in SQLite, you can use the strftime()
function. This function takes a date as an argument and returns a string based on the specified format. To get the year, you can use the %Y
format specifier. For example:
SELECT strftime('%Y', '2020-07-15');
Output example
2020
The code above uses the strftime()
function with the %Y
format specifier to get the year from the date '2020-07-15'.
Code explanation
-
strftime('%Y', '2020-07-15')
- This is the function call which takes the%Y
format specifier and the date '2020-07-15' as arguments. -
%Y
- This is the format specifier which tells thestrftime()
function to return the year.
Helpful links
- SQLite strftime() Function - This link provides more information about the
strftime()
function and the different format specifiers.
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