Dynamic Data Handling
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- Flexible Schema
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2. **NoSQL Database (e.g., MongoDB):** - Pros: - Flexible schema for dynamic data. - Horizontal scalability. - Easy to integrate with Python. - Cons: - Less mature for complex transactions compared to relational da…
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