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hello guys welcome to my channel this is the 55th tutorial in this course and in this tutorial we are going to talk about the order table command and the alter table command is a data definition language or DDL command and what that means is that it works with the structure of tables instead of working with the data inside the tables right and it can be used to add or delete or modify columns or constraints to your tables and in this tutorial the features of all the table that were going to check out are you know how we can use the order table command to add a field in a table how we can use it to remove a field from a table and then how we can use it to modify a field from a table so lets first see how we can add a field right so I have my MySQL workbench here and Im currently in the you know editor portion so I can type in alter table and then you have to follow that up those two keywords with the name of the table that you wish to work with so Ill work with the employee table a