C language project — source code, report and slides from your brief
First-year C assignments are graded on discipline: the right use of structs, pointers, functions and file handling, with no shortcuts your syllabus has not reached yet. UniForge reads your handout and generates a C project that stays inside those boundaries.
Rules such as "no dynamic memory", "use file handling for storage" or "functions only, no global variables" become executable checks verified against the generated code by a C parser before you download.
You receive the source files, a report in Word and PDF, a slide deck with speaker notes, diagrams and a fifteen-question viva pack.
Start building — 3 builds freeCommon questions
Will it use features we have not covered in class?
Not if your brief says so. Restrictions like "no pointers yet" or "arrays only" are treated as constraints and verified against the code.
Does it handle file-based storage?
Yes — file handling is one of the most common C constraints, and the generated project reads and writes real data files with a README explaining the format.
How do I compile it?
The README gives exact gcc commands and the equivalent steps for Code::Blocks or Dev-C++.