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SQLite GROUP BY ClauseThe SQLite GROUP BY clause is used with SELECT statement to collaborate the same identical elements into groups. The GROUP BY clause is used with WHERE clause in SELECT statement and precedes the ORDER BY clause. Syntax: Let's take an example to demonstrate the GROUP BY clause. We have a table named "STUDENT", having the following data:  Use the GROUP BY query to know the total amount of FEES of each student: Output:  Now, create some more records in "STUDENT" table using the following INSERT statement:  The new updated table has the inserted entries. Now, use the same GROUP BY statement to group-by all the records using NAME column: Output:  You can use ORDER BY clause along with GROUP BY to arrange the data in ascending or descending order. Output: 
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