A record
A table in a database contains a collection of records (or rows). Each record contains one or more fields (or columns).
A record refers to a collection of related information about a specific entity in a database. Each record typically contains fields that represent different attributes or properties of the entity being stored.
When the object is no longer referenced anywhere else in your program, then the object becomes marked for garbage collection.
No. A file is a single object that contains unstructured data, such as a letter in Microsoft Word or an picture in a JPG File. A database is a structured collection of fields, records and tables stored in a way that allows rapid access.
In a database, a "record" is a collection of fields and all records in a "flat" databse are the same size and name, but with different data. In a relational database, a field can be a key to another table of records. A field is one data item, an index (or Key), a date, a name, etc. A record: Index,Name,Date,Acount A field: Name
Each Java object has varaibles - which in this case are called fields. They store information about the object. For example, a class to store a date might have "fields" to store the day, the month and the year. The values stored in these fields are collectively called the object's "state".
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A database is an organized collection of data that is stored and accessed electronically. It is structured in tables, which consist of columns (fields) and rows (records). Each record represents one instance of data, while each field represents a specific attribute or characteristic of that data.
If the passed object extends Collection, then all the objects in collection are added to the arraylist.
A group of associated fields is called a record. Each field within the record stores specific information related to a single entity or object. Together, the fields form a cohesive set of data that represents a complete unit of information.
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A record is equivalent to a row in a database, a collection of fields that are associated.