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Learning Objectives

	*  I can explain in my own words, what a relations database is and why it is widely used in all kinds of web applications.
	*  I can name and explain the key components of a relational database.

A Relational Database (RDB) is a structured method for storing and organizing data. The core idea is to represent data as related tables.</description>
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In chapter LU03b we want to talk about data-types, why we are in need of them, and how they are used in the database world in order to specify the content of tables. 

Most common MySQL data-types

MySQL provides us with a variety of data types to fulfil the most diverse data requirements. Let&#039;s take a look at the most important categories:</description>
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Entity-Relationship Model = ERM

The Entity-Relationship Model (ERM) is a conceptual data-model used in database design to represent relationships between data entities in a system. An entity is a real-world object or concept, such as  customer or product, and each entity has specific attributes that describe it.</description>
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The Basics of Crow’s Foot Notation

In database design, an entity represents a real-world object or concept, such as a person, place, event, or thing, that needs to be stored in the database. Each entity typically becomes a table in the relational database.</description>
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