Your company is developing a new client tracking system, and you have been given the task of creating a new table within the database to store basic client information such as 'ClientID', 'ClientName', and 'ContactNumber'. Which statement would you use to initially set up this table?
The correct answer is CREATE TABLE, as this is the statement used in SQL to define a new table within a database. The ALTER TABLE statement is used for modifying an existing table, such as adding or deleting columns, not for creating new tables. INSERT INTO is used to add new records to an existing table. CREATE DATABASE is the command to make a new database, not a table within a database.
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