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They describe it as structured and unstructured data, with the latter examples being "emails, spreadsheets, word processing files, or other electronic documents
by vsareto 5y ago
They describe it as structured and unstructured data, with the latter examples being "emails, spreadsheets, word processing files, or other electronic documents"
The former is likely database files, JSON, XML, etc. and anything that has a "common format", but I don't think specifics are given.