Are SQL attributes that have their default values even if the values are not provided

//Sql Server

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//Add a table 

ALTER TABLE clients ADD Points INT DEFAULT 0

//Edit an existing table

ALTER TABLE clients ADD CONSTRAINT points DEFAULT 0 FOR Points

CREATE TABLE Persons (

    ID int NOT NULL,

    LastName varchar(255) NOT NULL,

    FirstName varchar(255),

    Age int,

    City varchar(255) DEFAULT 'Sandnes'

);

ALTER TABLE table_name

ALTER COLUMN column_name SET DEFAULT default_value;

CREATE TABLE your_table (

  column1 datatype DEFAULT default_value,

  column2 datatype DEFAULT default_value

);

Sets a default value for a column;

Example 1 (MySQL): Creates a new table called Products which has a

name column with a default value of ‘Placeholder Name’ and an available_

from column with a default value of today’s date.

CREATE TABLE products (

id int,

name varchar(255) DEFAULT 'Placeholder Name',

available_from date DEFAULT GETDATE()

);

Example 2 (MySQL): The same as above, but editing an existing table.

ALTER TABLE products

ALTER name SET DEFAULT 'Placeholder Name',

ALTER available_from SET DEFAULT GETDATE();

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# For the most recent version of SQL:

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ALTER TABLE table_name MODIFY column_name DATATYPE;

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# Example:

ALTER TABLE payments MODIFY COLUMN currency VARCHAR(10);