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Explain different data types available in Cassandra.
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Cassandra supports various data types:
Primitive Types:
TEXT, VARCHAR: StringsINT, BIGINT, SMALLINT: Integers FLOAT, DOUBLE, DECIMAL: Floating pointBOOLEAN: True/falseUUID, TIMEUUID: Unique identifiersTIMESTAMP: Date and timeBLOB: Binary data
Collection Types:
SET<type>: Unordered unique valuesLIST<type>: Ordered values (duplicates allowed)MAP<key_type, value_type>: Key-value pairs
Advanced Types:
- User-defined types (UDT)
- Tuples
- Counters
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