MongoDB vs MySQL | Difference Between MongoDB And MySQL

MySQL is a popular, free-to-use, and open-source relational database management system (RDBMS) developed by Oracle. As with other relational systems, MySQL stores Data using tables and rows, enforces referential integrity and uses structured query language (SQL) for Data access.
MongoDB is also free to use and open source; however, its design principles differ from traditional relational systems. Often styled as a non-relational (or NoSQL) system, MongoDB adopts a significantly different approach to storing Data, representing information as a series of JSON-like documents (actually stored as binary JSON, or BSON), as opposed to the table and row format of relational systems.
In this video, Coach Saurabh will tell us more about the Differences Between MongoDB And MySQL.

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