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Are you a beginner programmer, or just a beginner in C#? This is an important distinction.

The step you need to take before you even open up your code editor is to actually define your requirements. Start off by finding out what the user data is that you need to capture. It's pointless us giving you detailed help if you don't know what it is you are trying to capture. Work out what the business process is for capturing the data. For instance, is there an authorisation process? Does data have to be approved by an authorised user before it can be used elsewhere? Does it need any external interfaces?

While you are doing this, if I were you, I'd get a book on C# development and work through it. Pay particular attention to the sections on database programming - this is where you're really going to need to knuckle down and learn the topic. Also, you need to decide whether the data is going to be managed via a desktop application or a web application, and learn the ins and outs of those particular areas.

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