HLD Interview Notes: Day 16/30
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HLD Interview Notes: Day 16/30 Topic: Database Indexing: How Databases Find Data Efficiently Imagine your application has millions of records stored in a database. A user searches for a particular product, customer, or order. Without an index, the database may need to scan millions of rows to find the requested record. As your application grows, these full table scans can increase query execution time and put unnecessary load on the database. How can databases find records quickly without scanning the entire table every time? That's where Database Indexing comes in. 1. What Is Database
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