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Description: 1-) The first paragraph from Creating User Accounts with MariaDB bridgehead, there is a reference about a table called user and another for the users table. :

By default, MariaDB handles authentication and authorization through the user table in the mysql database. This means that the root password for the database is persisted in the users table and not in the operating system.
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By default, MariaDB handles authentication and authorization through the user table in the mysql database. This means that the root password for the database is persisted in the user table and not in the operating system.

2-) In the bridgehead "Granting and Revoking Privileges for Users Accounts" in the privilege list remove the
Function Privileges, for using and creating stored functions.
Procedure Privileges, for using and creating stored proceedures.
because function and procedures were not mentioned.