What are the different ways to paginate in MySQL?

There are several ways to implement pagination in MySQL.

1. LIMIT OFFSET method: Use the LIMIT keyword to restrict the number of records returned, and use the OFFSET keyword to specify the starting record position. For example, SELECT * FROM table LIMIT 10 OFFSET 20 means to return 10 records starting from the 21st one.
2. LIMIT ROWS method: Use the LIMIT keyword to restrict the number of records returned. For example, SELECT * FROM table LIMIT 10 means returning a maximum of 10 records.
3. TOP N method: using the TOP keyword to limit the number of records returned. For example, SELECT TOP 10 * FROM table will return up to 10 records.
4. Subquery method: retrieving specified range of records using a subquery. For example, using the query SELECT * FROM (SELECT * FROM table LIMIT 30) AS subquery LIMIT 10 will return 10 records starting from the 31st record.

The above are commonly used methods for pagination in MySQL, choose the appropriate method based on the specific situation. It is worth noting that using the LIMIT OFFSET method may lead to performance issues when dealing with large amounts of data, so caution should be exercised when using it in practice.