How is information stored in a relational database?.

In relational databases, information is stored in tables consisting of rows and columns. Each table represents a set of records (rows), where each column corresponds to a specific attribute or field.

Main principles of storage:

• Rows (records): contain specific data, e.g., user information.
• Columns (fields): define data types and structure, e.g., name, age, email.
• Keys: primary keys uniquely identify records, foreign keys establish relationships between tables.

This approach allows efficient organization, searching, and linking of data using SQL queries.