A field in a database may contain a. all the collected facts about many items or people. b. an area marked with boundaries. c. one fact about a person or an item. d. many facts about one person or item

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Patrick Harris

Biology

18 July, 03:44

A field in a database may contain a. all the collected facts about many items or people. b. an area marked with boundaries. c. one fact about a person or an item. d. many facts about one person or item

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Chase Campos · Answer 1

Answer:c. one fact about a person or an item.

Explanation:

Database table is is made up of fields. A field is simply a data structure for a type-single piece of data.

Fields can be organized into what is known as records, which is one that contain all the information that (groups of the) table entails relevant to a specific entity in context.