Computer Science
Answer
False
Reason — SQL, Structured Query Language, is a non-procedural query language. It describes WHAT all data is to be retrieved or inserted or modified or deleted, rather than specifying code describing HOW to perform the entire operation. Hence, it is not a programming language.
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