Solution

The correct answer is Data organized into tables with rows and columns

Key Points

• In a relational database, data is structured in tables (also called relations). Each table consists of rows (also known as records or tuples) and columns (also known as fields or attributes).
  • Rows: Each row in a table represents a single record or instance of data.
  • Columns: Each column represents a specific attribute or property of the data, with all values in a column being of the same data type.
• This tabular format allows for easy data retrieval and manipulation using SQL.

 Additional Information

• Data organized into files and folders: This describes a file system, not a relational database.
• Data organized into a hierarchical tree structure: This describes hierarchical databases, which organize data in a tree-like structure.
• Data organized into a network of interconnected nodes: This describes network databases, where data is organized in a graph structure.