Description: A list of objects returned from a query is a data structure that contains multiple elements, each representing an object retrieved from a database. These objects can be instances of classes in object-oriented programming and typically include properties and methods that allow manipulation and access to their data. In the context of databases, a list of objects is usually generated as a result of a query, where records from a data store are extracted and converted into objects that can be used in applications. This structure is fundamental for the interaction between the database and the business logic of an application, facilitating the management of data in an efficient and organized manner. Lists of objects allow developers to work with data more intuitively, as they can access the properties of the objects directly, rather than having to handle data in table or row format. Additionally, they are essential in the implementation of design patterns such as Model-View-Controller (MVC), where objects represent the data model presented in the user interface.
