The number of attributes in the following SQL table is . . . . . . . . CREATE TABLE employee ( emp_name CHAR(30), emp_id INT );

Answer: Option C

This question asks about the number of attributes in a MySQL table. An attribute is like a column in the table, holding specific information about each row.

Let's break down the code:

     CREATE TABLE employee (
         emp_name CHAR(30),
         emp_id INT
     );

This code creates a table named "employee".

    emp_name CHAR(30) defines an attribute called emp_name (for employee name) that can store up to 30 characters.

    emp_id INT defines an attribute called emp_id (for employee ID) that stores integer values.

Since we have two attributes (emp_name and emp_id), the correct answer is Option C: 2.