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    Relational databases organize data into one or more tables that can be related through common fields. They allow storage of different data types across tables and ensure data integrity by eliminating duplicate data and through easy addition, deletion and updating of records. Examples of data types that can be stored in tables include text, numbers, dates and boolean values to represent things like athlete medals or country representation. Tables are linked through primary and foreign keys to allow efficient querying across different types of data.

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    Relational databases organize data into one or more tables that can be related through common fields. They allow storage of different data types across tables and ensure data integrity by eliminating duplicate data and through easy addition, deletion and updating of records. Examples of data types that can be stored in tables include text, numbers, dates and boolean values to represent things like athlete medals or country representation. Tables are linked through primary and foreign keys to allow efficient querying across different types of data.

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    Relational databases organize data into one or more tables that can be related through common fields. They allow storage of different data types across tables and ensure data integrity by eliminating duplicate data and through easy addition, deletion and updating of records. Examples of data types that can be stored in tables include text, numbers, dates and boolean values to represent things like athlete medals or country representation. Tables are linked through primary and foreign keys to allow efficient querying across different types of data.

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    Similarities
    1. Both are dde devices
    2. Both requires reader to read the devices
    Differences

    5.

    Field Boolean Numeric Text(Alphanumeric)


    Athlete name ✓

    Gold medal(Y/N) ✓

    Age ✓

    Name_of_country ✓
    6.

    1. Does not store duplicates


    2. Saves internal and external storage space
    3. Records can be added, deleted and deleted easily
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    a. Examination_ID
    b.
    i. Examination_id/Name of subject
    ii. Examination_level
    iii. Date_of_exam

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