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A Question About Data Collecting Program - usually found in registers

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A Question About Data Collecting Program - usually found in registers

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does anyone know which programming language is used to make applications like those used in shops and malls where the sales assistant will enter name of a product and all its details will come up and whn someone makes a purchase the details will go to a database , i need to know which language is used and also which platform is used ,thanks in advance laugh.gif

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could make it using a lot of languages, could be run as a webpage with PHP and mysql, Or a VB program.....

all depends on what u want and what u know...

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