True or False: Inferred rows in Caboodle have a primary key of -1.

In the Caboodle Data Model, inferred rows are designed to represent derived data that is not directly linked to a unique identifier within the data set. These inferred rows do not follow the standard conventions of primary keys, and therefore, they do not utilize a primary key of -1. Instead, they maintain their own schema and interpretation that distinguishes them from the regular rows, which allows for the flexible representation of such derived or calculated data.

The incorrect options fundamentally misinterpret how inferred rows operate in terms of primary key assignment. Recognizing that primary keys serve as unique identifiers within a relational database helps to clarify the standard behavior of inferred rows versus typical data entries.