Difference between data structure and data base.
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Answer / usha
Data structure is a way to organize data with different
functionality but data base is simply a collection of
interrelated data and function to access those data.
in database u can store large amount of data but if want to
know that how that data has stored in your database that
you have to learn data structure.
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Answer / rajesh
Data structure is a collection of different data items and
data base is a collection of records.
In data structures like stack, queue etc, we enter or take
data from any one side only but in data base we enter or
take data from any where.
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Answer / khalid jan
Data structure is a way to organize data with different
functionality but data base is simply a collection of
interrelated data and function to access those data.
in database u can store large amount of data but if want to
know that how that data has stored in your database that
you have to learn data structure.
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Answer / gayitri91
Data Structure is a particular way of storing and organizing data in a computer so that it can be used efficiently.
Different kinds of data structures are suited to different
applications . For example, B-trees are particularly well-suited for implementation of databases.
Data structures are used in almost every program or software system.
DataBase-usually referred as collection of inter related data
,contains information relevant to a company or a business.
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Answer / mahrukh
Explaining in a simple language : Database is the collection of various in a formatted manner , like a table , which helps in storing large amount of information having common attributes or simply common headings . . . For eg : The attendance register of a class can be considered as a database which the information about all the students are stored in table format under the attributes like name , roll number , absent or present . . .
Data Structure is the way of arranging information in a database so that it becomes easy to access information whenever needed . Example : Consider an attendance register of a class which is not proper . i.e , the pages are not arranged according to a proper sequence . If you arrange it in a sequence ( either date-wise or in any other sequence ) , you form a data structure which has a particular sequence of accessing the details of the register . . .
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Answer / pa
Database is a organized collection of data.
Data structure is way to organized data in logical and
mathematical method.
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In database their is no need of any operation.
In data structure various operations are used to perform
data effectively.
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Answer / shruthi chandran
Data Structure - How data are stored or arranged. For Example:- Are they arranged Linearly or non-Linearly. Linear means they are arranged one after the other in contigous memory locations. Examples include Arrays, Lists
Database is a collection of information that is organised so that it can be easly accessed,managed and updated
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