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Database Design and Normalization

Database Design involves structuring a database to efficiently store and manage data according to user needs and performance goals, while Normalization is the process of organizing this data to reduce redundancy and dependency by dividing it into related tables and defining the relationships between them.

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  • Multiple Choice Question

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Number of questions:

  • Entry: 367

  • Regular: 386

  • Senior: 391

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  • English

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