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Step-by-step explanation:
An SQL retrieval query contains six clauses which are executed in an orderly sequence. These clauses include; SELECT, FROM, WHERE, GROUP BY, HAVING and ORDER BY.
The select clause enables us specify the data we want to retrieve. This statement is the starting point of SQL queries.
The FROM statement comes second and specifies the table the data is being retrieved from.
The WHERE clause helps us limit the data to those that meet a particular condition.
The GROUP BY statement helps group your information in a more meaningful way.
The HAVING clause puts a condition on your group.
The ORDER BY statement orders your information in descending order or ascending order.