A dataset is a collection of related data, typically organized in a single table or file, that can be analyzed or used for specific purposes, whereas a **database** is a more complex, structured system that stores and manages multiple datasets across various tables and relationships.
A dataset is a collection of related data, often organized in a single table, file, or spreadsheet, that is typically used for analysis or research purposes. It contains raw or processed data on a specific subject or topic, such as customer information, sales figures, or survey results.
Unlike a database, which is a more comprehensive and structured system designed to store, manage, and organize multiple datasets with complex relationships, a dataset is usually simpler and focused on a particular data collection. Databases are designed to facilitate complex querying and data management across many datasets, while datasets are generally more specific and may be a subset or export of data from a larger database.
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