Can you explain what a table in a database is and how it is structured?

A database table is a structure for storing data in rows and columns.

• Rows (records): each row represents a separate object or record with a set of values.
• Columns (fields): each column corresponds to a specific attribute or property, such as name, age, date.

A table has a schema that defines column names and data types (e.g., integer, string, date). Each record in the table contains values for all columns.

Example of a "Users" table:

id	name	age	email
1	Ivan	30	ivan@example.com
2	Maria	25	maria@example.com

Thus, a table organizes data in a query- and processing-friendly format.