![]() ![]() We're making good progress with our database design. Those tables might look something like this: Now that we have defined the entities we need, we can plan tables to store the data for each entity. ![]() We could potentially still think of this address data as part of the 'users' entity, but for now let's think of it as a separate entity called addresses. ![]() Since this address data will only be used occasionally and not for every user interaction, we decide to store it in a separate table.
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