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What is the Difference between SQL and NoSQL?

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SQL and NoSQL are extremely different from each other. On one hand, the SQL database is a relational database, has structured data stored in its tables, has predefined schemas and is vertically scalable. NoSQL, on the other hand, is a non-relational database, has unstructured data that are stored in JSON files, uses dynamic schema, and is horizontally scalable.

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