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rajasharma-dev/Smart-Warehouse-Management-System
A menu-driven warehouse inventory management system implemented in C using arrays
A single-file C program that simulates warehouse slots with a plain array, letting you insert, delete, search, and compact item IDs through a text menu. It's a student exercise in manual array manipulation, not something anyone would deploy to track actual inventory.
Compacting after deletion (shifting elements to fill gaps) is a reasonable choice to implement if you're practicing array mechanics - it forces you to handle index bookkeeping correctly. The feature list maps cleanly to classic data structure exercises (linear search, shift-based insert/delete), so it's a legible first project for someone learning C.
There's no persistence at all - the "warehouse" resets to empty every time you run it, so it can't actually manage inventory across sessions. It's a fixed-size array with item IDs only, no quantities, names, or metadata, so it models a list of numbers rather than warehouse stock. No tests, and the single .c file with no modularization means any real extension (file I/O, structs for items) requires a rewrite rather than an addition. Zero stars/forks and a generic student-project README suggest this was uploaded as a coursework artifact, not something maintained or used by anyone.