Q: In long data, separate columns contain the values and the context for the values, respectively. What does each column contain in wide data?
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Q: Long data sets have distinct columns that hold the values and their relevant context. What is the content of each column in the broad data set?
- A specific data type
- A unique data variable
- A specific constraint
- A unique format
Explanation: Wide data normally consists of rows that hold the values for the variables that are represented in the columns, and each column typically represents a variable or a characteristic. Wide data is a kind of data that horizontally organizes the information, with each column being devoted to a particular variable. This is in contrast to long data, which is organized in distinct columns that include values and the context for the values (for example, variable names).
