MySQL WHERE Clause: Combining Conditions with AND

In MySQL queries, you can use the AND keyword to add two conditions within the WHERE clause. This allows you to filter results based on multiple criteria. Here's an example:

SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE condition1 AND condition2;

In this example, table_name represents the name of your table, while condition1 and condition2 are the two conditions you want to apply. The AND keyword connects these conditions, meaning that only rows satisfying both condition1 and condition2 will be included in the results.