Well you can use MySQL, SQLite or PostgreSQL as these are the common ones. You can check their functioning on google or watch a video on YouTube. As for log in programmer, you can also do it without a database.
user_name and password are two variables. When you enter a value in them you can create a file with the name {user_name}.{password}.txt. So basically you are opening the file where your passwords are save and your file name is your username.password
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Well you can use MySQL, SQLite or PostgreSQL as these are the common ones. You can check their functioning on google or watch a video on YouTube. As for log in programmer, you can also do it without a database.
user_name and password are two variables. When you enter a value in them you can create a file with the name {user_name}.{password}.txt. So basically you are opening the file where your passwords are save and your file name is your username.password