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What is a database used for?
2. Understanding Databases 2.1 Storing Structured Information 2.1. / What is a database?
"A database is an organized system for storing and retrieving information. Applications use databases to preserve user accounts, products, messages, transactions, and content. Database software provides controlled operations for creating, reading, updating, and deleting records."
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