Creating a table in PostgreSQL is simple. You just have to use the "CREATE TABLE" statement. This statement allows you to specify the name of the table and the name of each column in the table. You can also specify the data type of each column.Dropping a table in PostgreSQL is also simple. You just have to use the "DROP TABLE" statement. This statement will delete the table and all of its data from the database.Creating a table in PostgreSQL is simple. You just need to use the CREATE TABLE statement with the following syntax:CREATE TABLE table_name (To drop a table you need to use the DROP TABLE statement with the following syntax:DROP TABLE table_name;PostgreSQL is a powerful open source relational database system. It has a strong reputation for reliability feature robustness and performance. PostgreSQL is ACID-compliant transactional and supports foreign keys views triggers and stored procedures. In this guide we will show you how to create and drop tables in PostgreSQL.Creating a TableTo create a table in PostgreSQL you use the CREATE TABLE statement. The following shows the syntax of the CREATE TABLE statement:create table [if not exists] table_name ( column1 data_type [constraints] column2 data_type [constraints] .. ) [table_options];In this syntax:First specify the name of the new table after the CREATE TABLE keywords. The table name must be unique within the database.Second between the parentheses after the table name specify one or more comma-separated