Between vs in sql

• BETWEEN operator is used to display
rows based on a range of values in a
row whereas the IN condition operator 
is used to check for values contained
in a specific set of values.
• Example of BETWEEN:
SELECT * FROM Students
WHERE ROLL_NO BETWEEN 10 AND 50;
• Example of BETWEEN:
SELECT * FROM students
WHERE ROLL_NO IN (8,15,25);

Between sql

Select * From employees
Where salary >= 4000
And salary  <= 6000

We can also use between

Select * From employees
Where salary BETWEEN 4000 AND 6000

Between in sql

(Between) operator same as  ">= <="
For example: 
Select * From Employees Where salary Between 4000 AND 6000;

Between vs in sql

-- The difference is that BETWEEN will search for all the values that fall
-- between the mentioned lower and upper bound.
-- However, IN will only search for the mentioned list of values in your DB.

select Name from Student where Marks between 75 and 100
-- BETWEEN allows you to test if an expression is within a range of values
-- (inclusive). In our case the value has to be >=75 & <=100

select Name from Student where Marks in (75,80,85,90,95,100)
-- IN allows you to test if the expression matches any value
-- in the list of values.

-- NOTE: If a student has lets say 81 marks, they will appear after the
-- line having BETWEEN operator is executed, but not when the line having
-- IN operator is executed.

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