Unique ID
⸺ by Charles Iliya Krempeaux
A unique identifier (unique ID) is an identifier (ID) that is unique across some (implicitly or explicitly defined) domain.
Let's provide some examples to make all that jargon make more sense.
- student ID
- database table primary-key
- digital fingerprint
- UUID version 4
Now let's go into more detail with each of these examples (in the following chapter).