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Which of the following is a difference between a primary key and a unique key?
A.
A unique key cannot take null values, whereas a primary key can take null values.
B.
There can be only one primary key in a data set, whereas there can be multiple unique keys.
C.
A primary key can take a value more than once, whereas a unique key cannot take a value more than once.
D.
A primary key cannot be a date variable, whereas a unique key can be.
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