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Object Oriented Design and databases
I am currently reading "Beginning C# Objects: From Concepts to Code" It is pointing me down the right path of writting more object oriented programs. However the book doesn't really talk about integrating w/ a database. The example they give is a student registration program, where students register for college classes. It talks about having a Person Class w/ all the attributes of person and then Student class and a Professor class that inherits from the Person class. Does this mean in my database I should have 3 tables, Person, Strudent , and Prof? Also, I'm somewhat familiar w/ ADO.net how does this all tie in? If I have 2 tables to do CRUD (Create, Read, Update, and delete) when working w/ a Student or a Prof it seems like more work to do?
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