Answer / Waseem Farooq Khan

Advantages:
1. Easier to modify and maintain.
2. Highly portable as it doesn't require a specific hardware or operating system.
3. Reduced cost due to no need for expensive proprietary systems.nnDisadvantages:
1. Slower performance compared to physical databases.
2. Complexity in implementing certain features, such as concurrent updates and transactions.
3. Lower scalability compared to physical databases.

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