Human: How do I write a query to search through a database table? Assistant: 
To write a query to search through a database table, you will need to use Structured Query Language (SQL). Begin by writing a SELECT statement followed by the columns and table you want to search. Once you have specified the columns and table, you can then specify the conditions of the query using different operators, such as WHERE, LIKE, and ORDER BY. Finally, end the query with a semicolon. For example, the following query searches through the 'Students' table with columns 'Name' and 'Age', and orders the results by age:        SELECT Name, Age FROM Students ORDER BY Age;