I graduated with my Computer Science degree in the spring. I want to experiment with my application, maybe try turning it into a web app. Unfortunately, I didn't save the SQL database file. Does anyone happen to have a copy of it?
I graduated with my Computer Science degree in the spring. I want to experiment with my application, maybe try turning it into a web app. Unfortunately, I didn't save the SQL database file. Does anyone happen to have a copy of it?
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