What is the primary language used to interact with Oracle Autonomous Database?

The primary language used to interact with Oracle Autonomous Database is SQL (Structured Query Language). SQL is a standard programming language specifically designed for managing and manipulating relational databases. It allows users to perform a variety of operations including querying data, inserting, updating, and deleting records, as well as managing database structures.

In the context of Oracle Autonomous Database, SQL serves as the fundamental means of communication between applications and the database. Users can execute SQL commands to retrieve or modify data, define schemas, and enforce business rules through constraints, among other tasks. Given the nature of Oracle Autonomous Database, which optimizes and automates many administrative tasks, utilizing SQL allows users to focus on their data management and application development without needing to delve into the underlying complexity of database management.

While PL/SQL is also relevant because it extends SQL and allows for procedural programming capabilities integrated with SQL, it is important to recognize that SQL itself remains the foundational language for database interaction. No specific language is required in certain cases where users may rely on graphical interfaces or ORM tools that abstract SQL. JavaScript is not typically used as a primary language for database interaction but may be involved in web applications that interact with the database. Thus, SQL indisputably stands as the correct choice for primary interaction with