How to Save the data in .Cs File

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How to save the data in .Cs file, any data without using MS-Sql &TextFile

Posted 26-Apr-12 19:15pm

siri2012

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VJ Reddy · Answer 1 · 2012-04-26T19:20:00

The question is not clear. It is stated to save the data in .cs file, which is the extension for the C# source code and then stated that without using MS-Sql and TextFile which are used for the Data to work with.

Assuming that the question is regarding the Data to work with, then apart from MS-Sql there are several options like Oracle, MySql, MS Access etc. TextFile is not a database, hence there is very limited options to store the data in a very organized way. The other alternative could be using an XML file for which there is good support in .NET.

Silent Guardian · Answer 2 · 2012-04-27T23:58:00

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siri2012 i think u r new to programming.
.cs file contains c# statements,in simple words instructions to processor.
variables u use are not stored in hard disk but in ram and remains there till ur program lives in ram i.e.till processor has completed executing all instructions.

Posted 27-Apr-12 23:58pm

Silent Guardian

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siri2012 30-Apr-12 3:17am

Yes iam new to programming.ok thanks i dont know that's why I asked this question Thanks for your reply