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How do relational databases organize information into tables, rows, and columns?
Foundations of Digital Technology / What are tables, rows, and columns?
"A relational database commonly organizes information into tables. Rows represent individual records and columns represent defined attributes. A users table, for example, can contain one row per person and columns for an identifier, name, email address, and creation date."
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