They’re both acronyms, so yes? You always write acronyms in upper case.
Structured Query Language (SQL)
HyperText Markup Language (HTML)
Some exceptions to the rule exist, like “Database” is usually abbreviated as Db in acronyms. For instance, IMDb (Internet Movie Database).
Although considering database is a singular word, it makes sense to lower-case the middle letter of the word, as it wouldn’t be capitalized in the spelled-out word anyway.
They’re both acronyms, so yes? You always write acronyms in upper case.
Structured Query Language (SQL)
HyperText Markup Language (HTML)
Some exceptions to the rule exist, like “Database” is usually abbreviated as Db in acronyms. For instance, IMDb (Internet Movie Database).
Although considering database is a singular word, it makes sense to lower-case the middle letter of the word, as it wouldn’t be capitalized in the spelled-out word anyway.
Not sure if joking but I meant the language not the acronym.
SQL is the language. Its name is also an acronym, for “Structured Query Language.”
It is more like
SELECT users.id FROM usersor
select users.id from usersIs your caps lock broken? What the heck is that second select?
More specifically I meant when I am writing in the language.
I don’t write “SELECT * FROM users;”, I write “select * from users;”