Answer / Nishu Sharma

MongoDB and SQL are different database management systems designed for different purposes, and one is not inherently 'better' than the other. MongoDB, a NoSQL database, is more flexible in terms of schema and data structure, making it a good choice for applications that require handling large volumes of semi-structured or unstructured data such as JSON documents. On the other hand, SQL databases like MySQL are better suited for structured data and have a long history of proven reliability and performance in traditional enterprise settings.

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