What do you mean by ss table and explain how it is different from the other orig

What do you mean by ss table and explain how it is different from the other original tables?

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The SS Table (System Tables) in Cassandra are not user-defined. They store metadata information about nodes, keyspaces, and column families. User-defined tables (Original tables) are created by users to store their own data.

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