Difference between question and query

Query is more technical.

If I want to write an article for a magazine, I send in a query, in which I describe the article and ask if they would be interested.

In the realm of computers and databases, I submit queries to the system to get reports.

If you submit an official request for information, it may be considered a query.

In day-to-day speech, use "question.

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Can I say in this manner.

• If I am asking about something technical then I am asking a query.


• If I am asking about something general then I am asking a question.

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If you are asking about something technical, I would say you are still asking a question.

If you are using a computer program to search for the information you need, you have submitted a query. If you are submitting a written request to a government office for specific information, you are submitting a query.

You ask a question, you submit a query.

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In my opinion, query is a question that searches for or validates information based a set of criteria. In other words, a query is a question, but a question might not be a query. For example,

Question: What is your social security number? (no criterion)
Query: What is the name of the person whose social security number is

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If I am saying that

Is John your name ? -- Query because you are validating something

and

What is your name?-- Question because you are not validating something

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If I am saying that

Is John your name ? -- Query because you are validating something

and

What is your name?-- Question because you are not validating something

Kindly advice

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They both are questions since they do not supply / submit a criterion or a set of criteria. One must fi

Wrong!

A query is the act of seeking information or soliciting information from someone or some thing. For instance, you can run a query of a data base to see what apartments are available for rent in a given zip code.

A question refers to how a person phrases their query. Examples include:
1) What do you want for the flowers?
2) How much for the flowers?
3) What doe

In practical terms, they are the same.
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This answer is logical

1.Question came from word quest (meaning is search).
2.Query came from quere (meaning is ask).
3. Now both words are used in different context with same meaning.