Programming with Data
It takes a lot of time and effort to deliver data in a format that is ready for its end use. Let's use an example of an online gaming site that wants to post the high score for each of its games every month. In order to make this data available, the site's developers would need to set up a database to keep data on all of the scores. In addition, they would need a system to retrieve the top scores every month from that database and display it to the end users.
For the users of our hypothetical gaming site, getting this month's high scores is fairly straightforward. This is because finding out what the high scores are is a rather general use case. A lot of people will want that specific data in that specific form, so it ...
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