Title: Differentiate between structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data.
Course: Database Design and Management (Oracle) (10052) > Section: Exploring Database Technologies

Differentiation should include the following descriptions and examples:

- Structured data is organized in a fixed schema, such as tables with rows and columns. Examples include data stored in relational databases like MySQL or Microsoft SQL Server.
- Semi-structured data is partially organized with a flexible structure, often represented in formats like JSON or XML.
- Unstructured data has no predefined format, making it more complex to store and process. Examples include videos, social media posts, images, and audio files.