Question

Identify the data types of the following data objects:
(i) 7
(ii) '7'
(iii) "7"
(iv) 7.0
(v) '''7'''
(vi) -0.7
(vii) -29
(viii) -15.38
(ix) "29 acres"
(x) ". & #"​

Answer 1

Answer:

1.  data type is Numeric

2. data type is Variable

3.data type is Variable

4. data type is Numeric

5. data type is variable

6. data type is Numeric

7. data type is Numeric

8. data type is Numeric

9. data type is Alphanumeric

10. data type is CHAR

Explanation:

A data table is the most typical example of the a data object, although there are also arrays, links, records, files, collections, and scalar types. A data object's values may each have their own distinct IDs, types of data, and characteristics. Data objects differ in this way across various computer languages and database architectures.

A database is indeed a grouping of connected pieces of data. You may handle all of your information using Access in a single database file. Tables, queries, forms, and reports are Access's four main objects.

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Answer 2

Correct Answer:

1. Data type for 7 is Numeric
2. Data type for '7' is Variable
3. Data type for "7" is Variable
4. Data type for 7.0 is Numeric
5. Data type for '''7''' is Variable
6. Data type for -0.7 is Numeric
7. Data type for -29 is Numeric
8. Data type for -15.38 is Numeric
9. Data type for "29 acres" is Alphanumeric
10. Data type for ".&#" is Character

Explanation:

A data table is the most typical example of the a data object, although there are also arrays, links, records, files, collections, and scalar types. A data object's values may each have their own distinct IDs, types of data, and characteristics. Data objects differ in this way across various computer languages and database architectures.

Numeric type data refers to numbers.

Variable type data refers to numbers with special characters.

Alphanumeric type data refers to alphabets and numbers.

Character type data refers to special characters.

A database is indeed a grouping of connected pieces of data. You may handle all of your information using Access in a single database file. Tables, queries, forms, and reports are Access's four main objects.

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