Define normalisation?
Answer / Pankaj Kumar Yadav
Normalization is a process in database design aimed at organizing and structuring a database to minimize redundancy, improve data integrity, and enhance the efficiency of querying operations. It is based on a series of rules (normal forms) that help eliminate unnecessary duplication of data and dependencies among tables.
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