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What does a key in a key-value database represent?
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A unique identifier
A type of data
A table
A column
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A unique identifier
In a key-value database, the key is the unique identifier used to look up its associated value (the stored data). It is not a data type, table, or column.
In a key-value database, the key is the unique identifier used to look up its associated value (the stored data). It is not a data type, table, or column.
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