it is not the the app, which I describe. I do not have any changes, I will just additional rules about writing the code:

When writing your code, be sure to write it in accordance with ANSI$-$C standards. Do not use any special compiler mods $($like C$99)$ when compiling your code. Below is a code example: $(-5$ points$)$

for$($int i$=0$;i$<10$;i$++)..//$ wrong coding

int i; for$($i$=0$; i$<10$; i$++)..//$ correct coding

General program development rules should be followed. For example; Global and static variables should not be used $(-5$ points$).$ For large variables such as arrays and matrices, static memory allocation methods should not be used $(-10$ points$),$ dynamic memory allocation methods should be used.

Naming Rules

Below are the rules we expect you to follow regarding naming while coding.

Variables: Variables should not start with special characters $(\text{'}$$$\text{'},\text{'}\_\text{'}$ etc.$),$ even if the programming language allows it$.$ Variable names should be named according to their intended use. Conventional alphabetic characters $(\text{'}$i$\text{'},\text{'}$j$\text{'}$ etc.$)$ should be used for index variables. You must name the variable with lowerCamelCase notation. Examples:

int i$,$j;

char c;

float maxValue;

Methods and Functions: Method and function names should be named with lowerCamelCase notation in accordance with the purpose of use. Examples:

void run$()\{...\}$

void runFast$\{...\}$

int getMaxValue$\{...\}$

Macros: Constant values defined with macros should be named with UPPERCASE notation.

#define SIZE $10$

#define PI $3$

$-$ And no HEADER files!

$-$ GCC $4\mathrm{.}9\mathrm{.}2-->$ version