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What are ACID properties in databases?
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ACID stands for:
• Atomicity – Transactions are all-or-nothing.
• Consistency – Ensures database integrity before and after a transaction.
• Isolation – Ensures transactions don’t interfere with each other.
• Durability – Changes are permanent after a transaction is committed.
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