What does SQL stand for?
AnswerStructured Query Language
SQL is the standard language for querying and managing tables in databases.
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AnswerStructured Query Language
SQL is the standard language for querying and managing tables in databases.
AnswerComma-separated values
A CSV file stores a table as plain text, with commas between the values in each row.
AnswerVariety
The original three Vs describe how much data there is, how fast it arrives and how many forms it takes.
AnswerA store that holds large amounts of raw data in its original format
Data lakes keep raw data of many types so it can be processed later for different purposes.
AnswerThe median
The median is the middle value, so a few huge or tiny values barely move it.
AnswerSplitting a dataset across multiple servers
Sharding divides rows among many machines so each holds part of the data, letting systems scale out.
AnswerDatabases that do not rely on the traditional relational table model
NoSQL, often read as 'not only SQL', covers document, key-value, column and graph databases.