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LECTURE NOTES ON E-COMMERCE IT B.TECH - IV YEAR II SEM Lecture Notes - Lecture 20: Tea Bag, Big Data, List Of Data Structures

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You put the tea bag in the cup and make the coffee. Algorithms are speci c steps that need to be taken to solve a problem. And then you will get to hear this, and it is asked in the interviews, "tell me, what is this?" So now, let"s understand databases, data warehouses, and big data. Here we have understood the data structure that when your program starts in ram, it will load into the random access memory. I want to keep the data in a different database, so what i have to do is i have created a new database. I have to name it legacy data"" i have to create a new table in that database. Facebook 2021 facebook 2009 facebook 2009 you retrieve and read the data from the hard disk drive and update it.

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