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|S. No. |Topic Name |Page No. |
|1 |Title of the project |1 |
|2 |Introduction and Objectives of the project |3 |
|3 |Module Description |4-5 |
|4 |Analysis (DFDs, ER Diagram) |6-13 |
|5 |Data Structure |14-16 |
|6 |Software & Hardware Tools |17 |
|7 |Security Mechanism |18-19 |
|8 |Future Scope & Limitations & References |20 |
Introduction & Objectives Of The Project

2.1 Objectives

Objective of this project is to provide user friendly interface to the .Net professional, student, and aspirants to come and check his skill on the .Net platform. User can ask or reply to any question that is posted by other member. User can also vote for the post that was posted by some other user.

2.2 Introduction

Talk & Test are like a keynote speech where the speaker (blogger) is in control of the discussion, but allows questions and comments from the audience. Talk & Test are journals often authored by one individual, and sometimes teams. In the context of business

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