Answer Posted / Neeraj Kumar Tyagi
MySQL databases are typically stored on disk, in a series of files. Each table within the database has its own file, and these files are organized in a directory structure. The main file for a MySQL database is named `database_name.frm`, which stores the table definition. The actual data for each table is stored in multiple files with extensions like .MYI (index) and .MYD (data). InnoDB, a storage engine used by MySQL, also uses files named .ibd for each table.
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