The trim() function in MySQL is often used to remove leading and trailing whitespace, but it can also remove any leading and/or trailing characters.
SQL Scripts: https://github.com/boyzoid/mysql-shorts/tree/main/001
SQL Scripts: https://github.com/boyzoid/mysql-shorts/tree/main/001
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