Databases: Records & Fields
Programs & Judgement · data — organise information into records (rows) and fields (columns) so a database can store it tidily

Kavi Organises the Forest Friends List
Kavi had facts about the forest friends scribbled all over one page — names, animals and favourite foods, muddled together. "Nobody can find anything!" Kavi hooted. "I'll make a database — a tidy table." Kavi gave each friend its own row, called a record, and each kind of fact its own column, called a field: Name, Animal, Favourite food. Now one glance down the Name field lists every friend, and one glance across a record tells the whole story of one friend. "Organised at last!" Kavi cheered.
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Part of Computing · Stage 5 · S5 on KAVI Academy — a secular, whole-child learning platform for ages 5–12.
