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Answer: d. files

Explanation:

In the context of databases, "files" refer to structured sets of data stored together. Within these files, data is organized into records (or rows), and each record consists of fields (or columns).

While fields, attributes, and records are components of a database, the term "files" encompasses the entire organized collection of these components.

A student has asked: A database is a collection of integrated and related d. files.

  • A database is an organized collection of data, which is typically stored in tables. These tables consist of rows (records) and columns (fields).
  • When we say that a database is a collection of integrated and related files, we refer to various tables that hold all the data. Each file (or table) contains records pertaining to a specific entity, like customer information or product details.
  • For instance, a customer database may include multiple files, each dedicated to various attributes such as contact information, transaction history, and account details.

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