Data flows can be described in terms of the following types of data structures: a sequence or group of data attributes that occur one after another; the selection of one or more attributes from a set of attributes; and, the repetition of one or more attributes.

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Data flows can be described using sequences (ordered attributes), selections (choosing specific attributes), and repetitions (repeating attributes), which are common data structure concepts.

Data Flows Can Be Described in Terms of the Following