Computer Science, asked by subh2299, 1 year ago

Storing same data in many places is called
(a) Iteration (b) Redundancy (c) Enumeration (d) None of these
of the

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Answered by dhanush54639
4

the answer is (b) redundancy

Answered by AskewTronics
2

Option (C), Redundancy is the correct answer for the above question

Explanation:

Redundancy is the condition of a database where any data is stored multiple times on different places on that database. If any table has duplicate data then there will be a problem for the data redundancy which can overcome by the help of normalization techniques. The above question asked about the condition in which any data is stored in multiple places. Then the answer is Redundancy which is stated from option b. Hence b is the correct answer for the above question while the other is not because--

  • Option 'a' states about iteration which can be called for the steps in the instructions of any program.
  • Option c states about Enumeration which is not the condition to save the single data on multiple places.
  • Option d states that none of the above options are correct, but option b is the correct answer.

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  • Data Redundancy : https://brainly.in/question/8412579
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