OOP project — the four concepts, actually demonstrated in the code
Every OOP rubric lists the same requirement: show inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation and abstraction. Most submissions claim it; graders check it. UniForge verifies each concept against the generated code with a real parser and lists what it proved.
That verification list is worth as much as the code — it is the evidence that your submission does what the brief asked, in the exact places the report points to.
The build ships source files, a report in Word and PDF documenting the class design, slides, diagrams and a viva pack that asks why each class exists.
Start building — 3 builds freeCommon questions
How do I know the concepts are really demonstrated?
Each is verified against the code by a language-aware parser, and the result is reported openly — including anything that could not be verified automatically.
Which language?
Any of the fifteen: C++, Java, Python, C#, Kotlin and more. Each has its own parser, so the checks mean the right thing per language.
Will the report explain the design?
Yes — class responsibilities, relationships and the reasoning behind them, with diagrams generated from your real code.