These databases store not only data but also instructions to manipulate the data.
A) Hierarchical
B) Network
C) Object-oriented
D) Multidimensional

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Object-oriented databases store data as objects, which include both data and instructions on how to manipulate the data. This makes them suitable for complex data structures and applications where the relationships between data elements are important. The other options, such as hierarchical, network, and multidimensional databases, do not necessarily include instructions on how to manipulate the data.

These Databases Store Not Only Data but Also Instructions to Manipulate