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CURRENT_DATE() Function in MySQL

Last Updated : 28 Sep, 2020

In this article, you will see how you can use the current_date function and you will see both formats in the string and numeric respectively.

CURRENT_DATE :

In this function, you will see how you can use the current date function. In MSQSSL, format of date '‘YYYY-MM-DD’(in string) format or YYYYMMDD'(in numeric) format.

Syntax :
CURRENT_DATE()
Parameter :

This function does not accept any parameter.

Returns -

It returns the current date.

Example-1 :

CURRENT_DATE() function to find the present date.

SELECT CURRENT_DATE() AS CURR_DATE;
Output : Example-2 :

CURRENT_DATE() function to find the present date in YYYYMMDD format.

SELECT CURRENT_DATE()+0 AS CURR_DATE;
Output : Example-3 :

Adding 3 Days to CURRENT_DATE() function to find the next date.

SELECT CURRENT_DATE()+3 AS NEXT_DATE;
Output :

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