Data, Information, and Knowledge Differences
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What is the primary difference between data, information, and knowledge?

  • Data is after putting data into context, information is unorganized facts, and knowledge is derived from data.
  • Data is derived from information, information is unorganized facts, and knowledge is after putting data into context.
  • Data is unorganized facts, information is derived from data, and knowledge is after putting data into context. (correct)
  • Data needs to be processed, information is raw, and knowledge is when data is processed.
  • What is a flat file? Give an example of a flat file.

  • A flat file is a file that contains unprocessed data in a single table, such as a comma-separated values (CSV) file. (correct)
  • A flat file is a compressed file format, such as a ZIP file.
  • A flat file is a file that contains multimedia data, such as an MP3 file.
  • A flat file is a database management system that uses a single table for data storage.
  • Which of the following best describes the difference between data, information, and knowledge?

  • Data is the analysis of information, information is processed knowledge, and knowledge is raw data.
  • Data is qualitative, information is quantitative, and knowledge is the combination of data and information.
  • Data is contextual, information is unprocessed data, and knowledge is qualitative and quantitative.
  • Data is unorganized facts, information is derived from data when processed, and knowledge is the application of information in context. (correct)
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