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The DRY principal (Don't repeat yourself) usually applies to code. But this principal also applies to data. In this article, we will be discussing through examples the application of this principal on data and how it is useful in some cases and why in some scenarios it should be avoided. | The DRY principal (Don't repeat yourself) usually applies to code. But this principal also applies to data. In this article, we will be discussing through examples, the application of this principal on data and how it is useful in some cases and why in some scenarios it should be avoided. | ||
=Examples of DRY principal on data= | =Examples of DRY principal on data= | ||
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Introduction
The DRY principal (Don't repeat yourself) usually applies to code. But this principal also applies to data. In this article, we will be discussing through examples, the application of this principal on data and how it is useful in some cases and why in some scenarios it should be avoided.