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Which type of non-relational database is best suited for storing and retrieving JSON documents?

Relational database
Key/value database
Flat file database
Document database

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Document databases are well-suited for storing and retrieving JSON documents because they are designed to handle semi-structured data. They store data in a document format, typically JSON, BSON, or XML, which allows for flexible and dynamic schemas. Key/value databases, on the other hand, are more suited for simple key-value pairs where the value can be a basic data type, string, or binary data.

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