Codd's theorem

Codd's Theorem is a mathematical rule that helps computers better understand data. It is a way for computers to figure out how to store, organize, and sort data so that it can be used effectively. The theorem was developed by computer scientist Edgar F. Codd in the 1970s and it states that all data should be represented in a specific format so that a computer can easily understand it. This format is called the "Relational Model," which is a way of breaking down data into small pieces that can be easily understood and manipulated. By following Codd's Theorem, computers are able to take in information and then use it to create better algorithms and data structures.