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Data that cannot be put into rows and columns would be considered what? and we have four options here.
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So let's go through these and define them.
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First of all, we have delimited data.
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So this is data where you have rows and columns.
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For example, you'll get a lot of delimited data being stored in databases like excel or power bi.
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And you get one entry per row.
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One entry.
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So this is not going to be our solution here because you can definitely put it into rows and columns.
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That's part of the definition.
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Next, we have relational data.
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So relational data is where you have data where the points are related to each other in some way.
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And again, you can organize this into rows and columns.
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You get a table where each data point is related to the other points in some way.
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But it will be found as rows and columns.
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Okay, finally we have unstructured, unstructured, and structured data...