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The CAP theorem states that a distributed database can achieve at most two of the following three properties:
• Consistency (C) – All nodes have the same data at the same time.
• Availability (A) – System continues to function even if nodes fail.
• Partition Tolerance (P) – System continues to operate despite network failures.
No system can provide all three simultaneously.
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