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Rençber AKMAN
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CRUD refers to the four basic operations that can be performed on a database or an application: Create, Read, Update, Delete. These operations form the foundation of almost all software and data management systems.
Create (OluΕtur)
Used to add new data. 
Example: When a user fills out and submits a registration form, this operation adds a new user to the database.
Read (Oku)
Used to read or retrieve existing data. Example: Running a query to view the list of users is a Read operation.
Update (GΓΌncelle)
Used to modify existing data. Example: Changing a user's email address is an Update operation.
Delete (Sil)
Used to remove existing data from the system. Example: Permanently deleting a user account is a Delete operation.
In short:
Create β Add new data
Read β Retrieve/view data
Update β Modify existing data
Delete β Remove data
Pro Tip: CRUD operations are often mapped to HTTP methods:
Create β POST
Read β GET
Update β PUT/PATCH
Delete β DELETE
This way, both database and REST API logic are built upon the same core principles.
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Create (OluΕtur)
Used to add new data. Example: When a user fills out and submits a registration form, this operation adds a new user to the database.Read (Oku)
Used to read or retrieve existing data. Example: Running a query to view the list of users is a Read operation.Update (GΓΌncelle)
Used to modify existing data. Example: Changing a user's email address is an Update operation.Delete (Sil)
Used to remove existing data from the system. Example: Permanently deleting a user account is a Delete operation. In short:Create β Add new data
Read β Retrieve/view data
Update β Modify existing data
Delete β Remove data
Pro Tip: CRUD operations are often mapped to HTTP methods:Create β POST
Read β GET
Update β PUT/PATCH
Delete β DELETE
This way, both database and REST API logic are built upon the same core principles.
Continue reading...
