What are tables, rows and columns in a database?
A table holds one kind of thing, like customers. Each row is one item (one customer) and each column is one detail about it (like their city).
In real life
Think of a class register: the whole sheet is the table, each line is one pupil (a row) and each heading, like "Name" or "Age", is a column.
Try it yourself
| id | name | city | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Maya | Lisbon | maya@example.com |
| 2 | Tom | Leeds | tom@example.com |
| 3 | Aiko | Osaka | aiko@example.com |
A row is one item: one whole record with all its details.
Try it: add a customer
Where you will use this
- Track 2, lesson 8: Create a notes tableComing soon
- Track 3: Analytics and reportsComing soon
Quick check: Table, row and column
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