← Databases Explained

Lesson 1 of 3 · 8 min

Tables, rows & columns

Relational databases store data in tables: rows are records, columns are fields.

A primary key uniquely identifies each row — like a student ID.

Practice

Design a table for a library: what columns would a books table need?

Quiz

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1. A row is…
2. A primary key…

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