Interview Question in Visual Studio 2005
Interview Question :: What is a good database-like structure for storing user info |
| I am quite a novice programmer, so I hope this makes sense. I am trying to write a Windows Application in Visual Basic using Visual Studio 2005 that allows the user to create and study "virtual" flashcards. Each card will consist of a topic/term and details about that topic/term--as with ordinary flashcards. Each card will also belong to a deck(s). Each deck represents related topics and terms. So, for instance if the user wanted to study a chapter in a book, the deck would represent the chapter and each card in that deck would represent the related topics/terms. When the user creates a card/deck, I need a way of storing this information on the end users machine. I don't want the user to have to access a remote database for this, because I don't plan on maintaining one. Is there a good solution for this problem? If so then what? |
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