6. Mocking the Database: A Powerful Approach for Unit Testing Database Interactions
   A structured storage system that holds information in a way that allows efficient access, retrieval, manipulation, and deletion
7. Testing MS Access Applications: A Challenge
   Testing MS Access applications presents unique challenges due to its nature as a database-centric, low-code environment
8. Mocking vs. In-Memory Databases: Choosing the Right Tool for Unit Testing
   Here are some additional points to consider:
9. Demystifying Unit Testing for Databases: Roles of Databases, Unit Testing, and Transactions
   Imagine a database as a digital filing cabinet. It stores information in a structured way, with tables, rows, and columns
10. Unit Testing Persistence in SQL Server: Mocking vs. Database Testing Libraries
    TDD (Test-Driven Development) is a software development approach where you write the test cases first, then write the minimum amount of code needed to make those tests pass
11. Demystifying Unit Testing for Java Developers: The Case of JDBC
    External dependencies: Unit tests aim to isolate the unit under test (your code) and avoid external dependencies like real databases