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Delete, Truncate, Drop

In terms of execution speed: DROP > TRUNCATE > DELETE

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There are several ways to delete MySQL data, including using DELETE, TRUNCATE, and DROP keywords. These 3 methods can be used to delete data, but they are suited to different scenarios. In some scenarios, using Delete may not be the best option. The other 2 methods, TRUNCATE, and DROp are more efficient than DELETE when deleting large amounts of data or entire tables respectively. It is important to use the appropriate method for the specific scenario to ensure…