By: Chris Dunn on Tue May 21, 2019 (5 min read)
A many-to-many relationship is one where you have two entities and entity x can have one or more of entity y, and entity y can have one or more of entity x. Examples of this relationship are Products <-> Orders, BlogPosts <-> Tags, Albums <-> Artists, and in this post Courses <-> Students. In our example let's pretend we're writing course scheduling software for a University. In that scenario, we might have two models for our Entities, Course and Student declared as fol ...Copyright 2023 Cidean, LLC. All rights reserved.
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