Data Formats

Data formats refer to the standardized structures used to organize and store data, enabling efficient exchange and interpretation between different systems and applications. Understanding various data formats, such as CSV, JSON, and XML, is crucial for developers and data professionals to ensure seamless data integration, processing, and analysis, making it a fundamental aspect of data management and tech infrastructure.

Data Formats

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