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RamyaRamesh04/Dynamic_Form_Builder
A small C command-line project that builds forms out of a trie plus a linked list, with separate modules for form logic, trie lookups, and field validation. Reads as a coursework or self-teaching exercise in combining data structures, not a tool meant for other developers to pick up.
Code is split into form/list/trie/validate units with their own headers, so there's at least an attempt at separation of concerns instead of one giant main.c. Choosing a trie for field lookup (names/types, presumably) is a more interesting call than a linear scan through a struct array. Zero external dependencies, so it's trivial to compile on anything with a C compiler.
Two compiled binaries, a.exe and form_builder.exe, are checked into the repo — no .gitignore, and build artifacts in version control is a basic hygiene miss. No README or build instructions anywhere, so you can't tell what 'dynamic' actually means here (runtime schema? config-driven fields?) without reading every file. No tests and no license, so there's nothing validating the trie/validation logic works and no clear terms for reuse. Zero stars, zero forks, and a generic repo name all point to an unreviewed student project rather than something exercised by anyone but the author.