[Solved] What does the PostgreSQL daterange type represent? — Ans: A range of dates between two points in time | PostgreSQL

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What does the PostgreSQL daterange type represent?

AA single date value

BA list of individual dates

CA range of dates between two points in time

DA timestamp with time zone

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the purpose of daterange
The daterange type stores a continuous range of dates, not separate dates or single values.
Step 2: Compare options
Only A range of dates between two points in time correctly describes a range of dates between two points in time.
Final Answer:
A range of dates between two points in time -> Option C
Quick Check:
daterange = range of dates [OK]

Quick Trick: daterange stores continuous date intervals, not lists [OK]

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What does the PostgreSQL daterange type represent?