MySQL SQL Delete Limit use method detailed

Single-table syntax: delete [low_priority] [quick] [ignore] from Tbl_name
[Where Where_definition]
[Order BY ...]
[Limit Row_count]

Delete all rows
You can delete all rows without deleting the table. This means that the structure, properties, and indexes of the table are complete:

Delete from table_name or:

Delete * FROM table_name
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The following specifies the difference for deletion such as 0,30

Delete from DB limit 0,30

This is basically my test. However, delete from DB limit 30 can be tested through, do not know is not my version of the problem

It seems like limit after the deletion of the number of records, and did not give the same as the starting record in the Select sample!

And then if I wanted limit 30 to be deleted by default, it would be similar to select * from DB limit 0, 30,

Select from ' Sheet1 ' where 1 limit 0, 1

Delete from ' Sheet1 ' where 1 limit 1