Normalization is the process of organizing data into tables to reduce data redundancy and dependency.

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Normalization always results in a higher level of data redundancy.

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Normalization is a one-time process and does not need to be revisited.

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Denormalization is the process of breaking tables down into smaller pieces.

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A database can be over-normalized, resulting in poor performance.

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A well-designed database should have no redundant data.

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Third normal form (3NF) is always better than second normal form (2NF).

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Normalization always improves data integrity.

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The process of normalization is purely technical and does not require any understanding of the business requirements.

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Data modeling is the process of creating a physical representation of a database.

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