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XML | JSON | AJAX

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 Blogpost #6 A. Engage Instruction: Based on your own understanding, kindly define the following terminologies:  A.XML  XML is a language used for storing and moving data. It is based on tags that define different elements within a document, and these tags can be customized to suit specific requirements. XML enables developers to structure and organize data in a way that is suitable for their particular use case. B.JSON  JSON is an acronym for JavaScript Object Notation, which is a simple and lightweight data format that can be easily read and written by humans and machines. It is not tied to any specific programming language and is supported by many popular programming languages. The data in JSON is organized as key-value pairs, with the key being a string and the value being one of several data types. JSON objects are enclosed in curly braces, while arrays are enclosed in square brackets. C.AJAX AJAX stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. It is a web developme...

WHAT IS SQL?

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 Blogspot #5 A. Engage What is SQL? -  SQL, which stands for Structured Query Language, is a widely-used language for managing relational databases. It enables businesses and organizations to manipulate large amounts of data efficiently by creating, updating, deleting, retrieving, and manipulating data stored in tables. SQL is a declarative language, which means that users specify what they want to do with the data, and the database system determines how to carry out the task. In addition to creating and modifying database structures like tables and indexes, SQL provides a wide range of querying capabilities, such as searching for specific data, aggregating data, and joining multiple tables. Because SQL is supported by many relational database management systems and has a standardized syntax, it facilitates data and command transfer between different database systems. B. Explore and Explain 1. What are some SQL commands? - CREATE DATABASE, SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE, INSERT I...