Organizations that manage customer data and other records necessitate data storage hardware and applications that provide persistent storage. This information is typically stored in a database, which is simply a structured collection of data that can be accessed electronically. There are numerous database types, including hierarchical databases, graph databases, and object-oriented databases, to name a few, CRUD operations are widely used in many applications that rely on relational databases. These four basic CRUD functions are extremely versatile in their ability to support a wide range of important functions across various business models and industry verticals. Let's look at an example of CRUD implementation.
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