Which of the following statements is false?
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Tables contain one or more rows
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Rows contain one or more database of information
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Databases contain one or more tables
Tables contain rows (also called records), and rows contain columns (fields) that hold actual data values. The statement 'Rows contain one or more database of information' is false - rows contain individual data elements (fields/columns), not entire databases. Databases contain tables, tables contain rows.
To answer this question, we need to understand the basic components of a database.
Option A) Tables contain one or more rows - This option is correct. In a database, a table is a collection of rows that represent individual records or entries.
Option B) Rows contain one or more database of information - This option is false. Rows in a table contain the actual data or information for each record or entry. They do not contain databases.
Option C) Databases contain one or more tables - This option is correct. A database is a collection of related data. It can contain one or more tables that are used to organize and store the data.
The correct answer is B) Rows contain one or more database of information. This option is false because rows in a table contain data, not databases.