Handling Right-to-Left Languages

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United States Peter Pike
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Certain languages are printed right-to-left instead of left-to-right. This shows how we're storing and updating those types of languages in the Flashcard Program.



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C# Programming
Foreign Languages
Flashcard Program
How to Code