<h3>Sorting</h3>
The term “sorting” is used to refer to the process of arranging the data in <u>ascending or descending order</u>.
Example: Statistical data collected can be sorted alphabetically or numerically based on the value of the data.
<h3>Filtering</h3>
The process of data filtering involves selecting a <u>smaller part of your data set to view or analyze</u>. This is done by using that subset to view or analyze your data set as a whole.
Example: A complete set of data is kept, but only a portion of that set is used in the calculation, so the whole set is not used.
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Explanation:
A business such as an online store like Amazon can collect user data like name, address, mouse clicks on products, how long users stay on page viewing a particular product, marital status, education and many more.
These data are used by these businesses to drive decision-making that enhances the sale of their goods. For instance, adverts and search alternatives about a particular good can be shown to people who have looked at them before. A newly married or pregnant woman would be shown baby products etc.
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