Creating New Databases or Changing the Structure of Existing Databases

question 48

True/False

Creating new databases or changing the structure of existing databases is more difficult than obtaining or developing new programs.

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Definitions:

Addresses

References or locations in computer memory that allow data to be uniquely identified and accessed.

Increment

Increment is an operation that increases the value of a variable by a fixed amount, usually by 1.

Decrement

An operation that decreases the value of a variable by a specific amount, commonly by one.

Initializing Pointers

The act of assigning a starting address to pointer variables so they point to the correct memory locations.