This is the primary storage location for users, consisting of ten columns. Let's identify some of the most important columns in this table:
user_login | Used as the username for the site. You can allow users to change it using your own implementations. However, this value needs to be unique. |
user_pass | Stores the encrypted password for the user. |
user_email | Used as the email of the user. Since WordPress allows users to login with email, this value needs to be unique for each user. |
user_registered | Stores the registration date and is often used to sort the list of users or assign the membership period on membership-based sites. |
The data in this table doesn't change based on the type of site you are developing, and hence ...