Relational algebraic operators, Database Management System

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Explain at least five relational algebraic operators with a suitable example.

Note: All the above descriptions should be done by taking at least two examples from outside (Other than the text book examples)

Explanation of at least five relational algebraic operators with a suitable example(taken outside from textbook)

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