LOLOLOLOL HahahahahaIt's better.
I just hope i don't get EYE STRAIN, or RSI or something due to overuse of ICT
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LOLOLOLOL HahahahahaIt's better.
I just hope i don't get EYE STRAIN, or RSI or something due to overuse of ICT
actually , you have typed itAdvantages and disadvantages :/ Didn't wanted to type long words lol
But do you actually think our common sense WILL work once we are in the examination hall and we haven't slept and are mesmerized by the paper laying in front of us, thinking what to do?!?! At the back our minds, our parents words would be played like a background song, hoping A*s and distinctions from us.....
INSHAALLAHHHHHHHHHThey won't ask this stuff. I saw the papers, they're mostly about ticking the options, true false and stuff. The main questions are from chapters 4 to 8.
TBH I never used an ATM, I never used a card with a magnetic stripe? I never scanned omr sheets? I never did any og that ok?actually , you have typed it
it is only common sense, you'll have to imagine what are the benefits of things we're already using them...
TBH I never used an ATM, I never used a card with a magnetic stripe? I never scanned omr sheets? I never did any og that ok?
well, in that case just have a look on these input devicesTBH I never used an ATM, I never used a card with a magnetic stripe? I never scanned omr sheets? I never did any og that ok?
it is the most interesting chapter in the whole syllabusChapter 8 is awesome. *-*
No. I actually like chapter 7.it is the most interesting chapter in the whole syllabus
i never studied it, i just use some logicNo. I actually like chapter 7.
Two or more flat files are linked together through a primary key which is also a key field in atleast one of the other files and this makes up a relational database.question: Describe how two files could be combine to form a relational database? (is it done with a foreign key if it is plz explain the process.
Also one advantage of why a relational database is better than having two flat files.(give a point other than data is found quicker in relational)
question: Describe how two files could be combine to form a relational database? (is it done with a foreign key if it is plz explain the process.
Also one advantage of why a relational database is better than having two flat files.(give a point other than data is found quicker in relational)
Two or more flat files are linked together through a primary key which is also a key field in atleast one of the other files and this makes up a relational database.
Relational databases save your memory as data does not have to be copied twice (no duplication of data)
Moreover, relational databases also are quicker to update than flat files
Key field or primary key is the field that is unique, and it just identifies that record for example:ISBN of a book (12 33333 345 5)
When two or more files are related together they are connected by links. Probably this link is the key field that is in the first table, and it appeared in the other table too, somehow there are connected and it is known as a foreign key since it appeared in the other table.
Advantages
Avoids data duplication
Avoids inconsistent records
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