A single server must store all grammar questions. This server is the only place to get these questions. All applications must connect to this server for grammar questions.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A single server must store all grammar questions.
This server is the only place to get these questions. All applications must connect to this server for grammar questions.
A specific server holds all grammar questions. This server uses a database to store the questions. Applications connect to this server to get the questions they need. This makes sure all applications use the same questions.
A developer builds a new language learning application. The developer needs grammar questions for the application. The developer connects the application to the central question server. This allows the new application to use the same questions as other learning tools.
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A single server must store all grammar questions. This server is the only place to get these questions. All applications must connect to this server for grammar questions.