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Tutorials normally are designed to show you one specific skill in isolation, which typically leads to fairly simplistic applications. In this case, however, the purpose is to show you some of the issues you might run into in designing a real-world application such as, in this case, an accounting application.
In this tutorial you learned about issues such as working with multiple database tables and translating them into XML, as well as implementing switch/case statements, and creating a master-detail form.
In Part 5, you'll move on to looking at payments and liabilities for the company and other financial analysis.
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