What are the various Isolation levels?

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Isolation is a property that enables an operation to be
hidden, until its completion, from all the other similar
operations. This property is one of the Acid properties on
the Data Base Management System. However, isolation is the
most relaxed acid property. The management system has to
apply a lock of a limit to which the operation can be
accessed. These limits could be up to various levels. These
levels are called the isolation levels. There are 4 main
types of isolation levels: Serializable: at this level, all
the transactions occur in an isolated fashion; Repeatable
Read: when data cannot be changed; Read Committed: when
data can be modified by some other transaction; Read
Uncommitted: at this level, the changes made by one
transaction can be seen by another transaction. There are a
lot of weaknesses in the way each of the levels have been
defined.

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