Sources of Data & Programs Flashcards

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Common Sources of Data

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  • Flat Files.
  • XML Datasets.
  • APIs (Application Programming Interface).
  • Web Services.
  • Web Scraping.
  • Data Streams.
  • Data Feeds.
  • Really Simple Syndication (RSS).
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Flat Files

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It is a database that stores data in plain text file format and in tables with rows. It does not contain any structured relationships with other files, databases, or tables.

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XML Datasets

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it is a XML document that includes metadata (metadata: data that provides information about one or more aspects of the data itself).

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APIs (Application Programming Interface).

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It’s a software intermediary that allows two unrelated applications to exchange information to each other. APIs are an accessible way to extract and share data within and across organizations.

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Web Services

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It is a resource that is available over the internet and it enables software’s applications to communication and data exchange.

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Web Scraping

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Is the process of using software’s to extract and download data from unstructured sources (can extract text, videos, images, product items, etc.)

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Data Streams

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are a continuous up to date flow of data that can be used for real-time analysis and insights.

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Data Feeds

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is a mechanism for users to receive updated data from one system to another.

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Really Simple Syndication (RSS)

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It’s a way for users and applications to receive updates from websites in a specific layout format

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SQL (Structured Query Language)

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is a querying language designed for accessing, storing, retrieve, and manipulate information from mostly all relational databases.

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Python

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it is a program in our computer and programming language that it is use to build websites, build software’s, automate tasks, and conduct data analysis.

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R-programming

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is an open-source programming language and environment for data analysis, data visualization, predictive analytics, and statistics.

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Java

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It is a platform-independent programming language used for coding mobile apps, enterprise software’s, big data applications, and server-side technologies.

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Unix/Linux Shell

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are both operating systems that allow users to perform multiple tasks and functions.

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Unix

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it is a multiuser computer operating system, it was widely used for internet servers, workstations, and mainframe computers

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Linux

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it is an open source operating system for computers, servers, mainframes, mobile devices and embedded devices. Linux manages hardware resources, launches, and handles application, and provides some form of user interface.

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Power Shell

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it is a tool that allows IT professionals to configure systems and automate administrative tasks.