How to handle mysql keywords as field names

Today, I encountered a matter of using the range keyword as the field name of the mysql table. Generally speaking, do not do such a thing. The
solution is as follows:

add



update xx set `range` =

to the left and right of the


field, oracle use the keyword as the field, the solution field Add double quotation marks around

UPDATE k SET "UID"=5

When others operate this table, if they don't notice that the field name is a keyword, they will toss for a long time. So it is not recommended.

Phenomenon and solution:
If there is an error in an unknown situation, put the sql in navicat and find that one of the fields read is highlighted, and the keyword can be determined