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<h1>About Sections 4 - 10</h1>
<p>Sections 4 through 10 focus on the <strong>QForm</strong> and the <strong>QControl</strong> libraries. In order
to focus on just the view and controller layer functionality that QForms offers, the concepts of
code generated objects and components are only discussed minimally.</p>
<p>Any examples that utilize code generated objects (which subsequently is using the database)
will be marked with a "*". If you would like more information on how these objects are
generated or how they work, we recommend that you check out sections 1 - 3 of the examples.</p>
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