Explain about post-relational databases?
Answer / Ganesh Singh Bora
Post-relational databases are a type of database that go beyond the limitations of relational databases. They offer features such as handling complex data types, scalability, and performance optimization. Examples include NoSQL databases like MongoDB and Cassandra.
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