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Description: Dynamic schema is a fundamental concept in NoSQL databases that allows for great flexibility in data structure. Unlike the rigid schemas of relational databases, where the structure of tables and relationships must be defined in advance, dynamic schema allows data to be stored without a predefined structure. This means that developers can add, modify, […]