Indeksöinnin
Indeksöinnin, often translated as indexing, is a fundamental concept in information retrieval and database management. It refers to the process of creating a data structure that improves the speed of data retrieval operations on a database table. Without an index, a database system must scan every row of a table to find the relevant data, a process that can be extremely slow, especially for large datasets.
Essentially, indexing involves sorting and storing selected columns of a database table in a way that allows
The most common type of index is a B-tree index, which is efficient for both exact matches