How many types of data can store in databases with real time example?
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Database basics
A database is a structured set of data held in a computer or server. Structured is the key word here. Structured data is organised in ways that computers (and hopefully humans) can understand.
For example, nothing will happen if I write “5 5 =SUM(A1:B1)” in a word processing engine. My system is unable to parse my data (or intentions). Alternately, if I use spreadsheet software and write “5” in cells A1 and B1 and “=SUM(A1:B1)” in cell C1, my system can parse my data and intentions. The formula in cell C1 will calculate the sum of 5 and 5, and return an answer of 10. Success!
Now that we’re database experts, let’s drill down into the types of databases. We’ll see that databases can get much more complex than storing data in cells, but they are always used to store and organise data.
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