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Now, I said before, you do not have to know how to develop using dot net or Narges, which is true,

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you really don't need to know that.

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But I do want to go through some of the elements that we see in the code and some of the files.

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So here we see the files in the folders that that are part of the ridded catalog.

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And I want to look specifically at two files.

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The first one is this index dot dot.

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This is the file that runs the functionality behind the HTML page that we just saw.

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So, for example, we have a method called On Git, which is automatically run when the page is displayed.

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And what you see here is that we define a books list which contains a list of objects of type book,

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and then we go to something called context and tells him to get all the books it has and put them in

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the list.

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Now, this context is the object that actually connect to the database right now.

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As we said before, we are walking with an in-memory database, so the context is wired to an in-memory

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database.

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Later, we are going to change it.

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Now, as you can see, we have some sections here that are coming out, for example, this one now we

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are going to uncommented this code after we start walking with is the distributed.

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We will talk about it later in this course.

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So, for example, we see here a method called unposed.

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Add to shopping cart, as you can guess, from its name.

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This method adds book to the shopping cart.

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And currently most of it is commented out because we don't have anything to add the book to.

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We will handle it, of course, later.

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Another file I want you to take a look at is this one upsetting dot Jason?

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This file contains configuration data for the website.

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And the two most interesting things here are this one.

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And here we have an element adjacent element called Beukes DB, which will contain in the future the

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connection string to the database.

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Next, we have this one, which again in the future will contain the connection string to the radius.

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Currently, we don't need it because, again, we don't have a radius and our database is an in-memory

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one, so we don't connect to a real database.

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Now, if you're wondering how does the code know to connect to an in-memory database instead of a huge

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database, then you can take a look here at the start of this file.

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And here, scroll up and look at this line.

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This is a boolean valuable.

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And it indicates to the code that currently it is going to use in memory because use in memory equals

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true.

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And we are using this variable here in this line.

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And basically what we tell Dockett Kahir is to use in memory database.

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Of course, we will change it later when we will start working with a real world database.

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So these are the main elements of the code.

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And now that we have a walking code and a walking platform and a walking code, Edita, let's move on

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and start walking with Asia.

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