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Originally Posted by Vince Whatever you choose, don't use dini. Whenever something needs to get written to a file, it needs to open and close the file. This is very IO intensive and thus slow and not at all recommended. "Easier to work with" is such a bullshit argument. It's easier to drive a bicycle than it is to drive a car, but you wouldn't ride it on your 30km drive to work every day, would you?. Practice makes perfect.

As I stated already. It's easier for BEGINNERS! I am a beginner myself. I understand practice makes perfect but for now, it doesn't hurt to start out with something easier than MySQL! Also, no need to be rude....

Edit: Also, once he's able to use MySQL, I'd definitely suggest using it.