Chapter 14 of 1961 min read
Part 1 — Summary & Key Takeaways
A relational database organizes data into tables (one kind of thing each), made up of rows (instances) and columns (attributes). A primary key uniquely identifies each row; a foreign key links one table's rows to…
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