Relational Databases Are More Difficult for Programmers to Work with and More

question 37

True/False

Relational databases are more difficult for programmers to work with and more difficult to maintain than the hierarchical and network models.

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Definitions:

Parts

Components or elements that make up a whole entity.

Standard Form

A recognized format for structuring mathematical, logical, or other types of statements, simplifying communication and understanding.

Form E

In Aristotelian logic, Form E represents a categorical proposition of the form "No S is P," where S is the subject and P is the predicate, indicating that no members of S are members of P.

Subject

In grammar, the part of a sentence or clause that indicates what the sentence is about or who performs the action.