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docs/data-tools/create-a-simple-data-application-by-using-adonet.md

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 When you create an application that manipulates data in a database, you perform basic tasks such as defining connection strings, inserting data, and running stored procedures. By following this topic, you can discover how to interact with a database from within a simple Windows Forms "forms over data" application by using Visual C# or Visual Basic and ADO.NET.  All .NET data technologies—including datasets, LINQ to SQL, and Entity Framework—ultimately perform steps that are very similar to those shown in this article.
 
-This article demonstrates a simple way to get data out of a database in a fast manner. If your application needs to modify data in non-trivial ways and update the database, you should consider using Entity Framework and using data binding to automatically sync user interface controls to changes in the underlying data.
+This article demonstrates a simple way to quickly get data out of a database. If your application needs to modify data in non-trivial ways and update the database, you should consider using Entity Framework and using data binding to automatically sync user interface controls to changes in the underlying data.
 
 > [!IMPORTANT]
 > To keep the code simple, it doesn't include production-ready exception handling.

docs/get-started/tutorial-editor.md

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-This article assumes you're already familiar with a programming language. If you aren't, we suggest you look at one of the programming quickstarts first, such as create a web app with [Python](../ide/quickstart-python.md) or [C#](../get-started/csharp/tutorial-aspnet-core.md), or create a console app with [Visual Basic](visual-basic/tutorial-console.md) or [C++](/cpp/get-started/tutorial-console-cpp.md).
+This article assumes you're already familiar with a programming language. If you aren't, we suggest you look at one of the programming quickstarts first, such as create a web app with [Python](../ide/quickstart-python.md) or [C#](../get-started/csharp/tutorial-aspnet-core.md), or create a console app with [Visual Basic](visual-basic/tutorial-console.md) or [C++](/cpp/get-started/tutorial-console-cpp).
 
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