Answer / Km. Anuma Singh

Answer: To set up a local PostgreSQL database, first install PostgreSQL on your system. After installation, start the server by running the command `pg_ctl -D /var/lib/postgresql/data start` (for Ubuntu). Then, create a new database and user using `createdb <database_name>` and `createuser <username>`. You can connect to the newly created database using the `psql` command followed by the database name.

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