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1. Editing is the process of selecting, arranging and joining shots to create a meaningful film/video. Purposes: ⦿Creates continuity between shots. ⦿Removes unnecessary footage. ⦿Controls time and pace. ⦿Creates emotions and mood. ⦿Helps tell the story clearly. ⦿Creates meaning by combining different shots.

2. Basic Transitions & Meanings ⦿Cut: Immediate change from one shot to another. ⦿Fade: Image gradually appears/disappears. Usually shows beginning, ending or passage of time.

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DBMS – Solved Answers

1. File Processing System vs DBMS

File Processing System DBMS

Data stored in separate files Data stored in an integrated database
High data redundancy Redundancy is controlled
Difficult data sharing Easy data sharing
Program–data dependence Program–data independence
Limited security Strong security and authorization
Difficult backup/recovery Provides backup and recovery
Poor concurrency control Supports concurrency control

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Q1. Explain the three kinds of formulas with examples.

  1. Definition: a formula invented for a new concept. It is accepted as true by agreement. Example: C = Q/V, R = V/I.
  2. Law: a formula describing a relationship that already exists in nature. It is true because experiments verify it. Example: Coulomb's law, f = K·Q₁Q₂/d², with K = 9 × 10⁹.
  3. Derivation: a formula obtained from other formulas using mathematics. It is true because math operations keep both sides equal. Example: I = V/R from
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🔥 DBMS MOST IMPORTANT QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS


1. Differentiate File Processing System and DBMS

Answer

File Processing System DBMS
Data stored in separate files Data stored in organized database
High data redundancy Redundancy controlled
Data inconsistency possible Better consistency
Difficult data sharing Easy data sharing
Limited security Better security
Difficult concurrent access Concurrency control provided
Recovery is difficult Backup and recovery supported
Integrity
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1. types of structural loads 

a structural load is a force or action acting on a building that produces stress, strain, deformation or displacement. proper assessment of loads is essential because structural failure can occur when the load-carrying capacity of a structure is lower than the actual load acting on it. structural loads may produce compression, tension and shear. tos v unit 01 part i 2026

1. dead load

dead load is a permanent or stationary load acting throughout the life of the structure.

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DBMS UNIT 2 — RELATIONAL DATABASE MODEL


1. Relational Model

The relational model is a data model that represents a database as a collection of relations (tables).

Each relation consists of:

  • Rows → Tuples

  • Columns → Attributes

The relational model was proposed by E. F. Codd in 1970.

It is an implementation/representational data model.

Examples of Relational DBMS

  • MySQL

  • Oracle

  • PostgreSQL

  • SQL Server

Basic Structure

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+---------+---------+--------+
| Roll_No | Name    | Branch
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PAPER 1 — Database Management Systems

Q1. Integrity Constraints

Integrity constraints are rules that maintain the correctness and consistency of data.

1. Primary Key

  • Uniquely identifies each row.

  • Cannot contain NULL.

  • Example:

CREATE TABLE Student (
    RollNo INT PRIMARY KEY,
    Name VARCHAR(30)
);

2. Unique Key

  • Ensures all values in a column are unique.

  • Generally allows NULL depending on DBMS.

Email VARCHAR(50) UNIQUE

3. NOT NULL

  • Ensures a column must have a value.

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DBMS UNIT-III


1. SQL

Full Form

SQL = Structured Query Language

SQL is used to communicate with a relational database.

It is used to:

  • Create tables

  • Insert data

  • Retrieve data

  • Update data

  • Delete data

  • Create views

  • Define constraints

  • Control access to data

The uploaded notes also describe SQL as supporting data definition, data manipulation, view definition, transaction control and authorization.


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1. Simple

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