What's the difference between database programming with qb, vb, C, etc. and FoxPro, FoxBase, etc.?
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Qb doesn't seem to have any way to write practical database programs, right?!
VB and C are real languages, while the Fox series is a kind of database management tool. They were all written in C, so you should understand it a bit better if I put it that way, right? The appearance of Fox made it possible for most people to “write” database programs too, but of course its efficiency can't compare with VB or C, especially VC++
VB and C are real languages, while the Fox series is a kind of database management tool. They were all written in C, so you should understand it a bit better if I put it that way, right? The appearance of Fox made it possible for most people to “write” database programs too, but of course its efficiency can't compare with VB or C, especially VC++
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