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A static catalog is a fixed collection of items or products that does not change frequently, often used for reference or display purposes, such as a printed catalog or a simple online listing. In contrast, a dynamic catalog is an interactive and frequently updated collection that reflects real-time changes in inventory, pricing, or availability, allowing users to filter and search for products based on current data. Dynamic catalogs are typically integrated with databases and e-commerce platforms to enhance user experience and provide up-to-date information.

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