Project Structure

The JavaScript standard does not specify a specification for the structure of the project. Generally speaking, all the files in a JavaScript library are usually placed in a folder named after the library. The following is a common JavaScript project specification:

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+-- src/
|   +-- project1.js
+-- styles/
|   +-- style1.js
+-- examples/
|   +-- some-example.js
+-- tests/
    +-- some-integration-test.js

The C standard does not specify a specification for the structure of the project.

Managing large projects

For very large projects in C, different IDEs and different toolchains have different ways to manage large projects.

Managing dependency versions

There is no concept of dependency in the C standard, different IDEs and different toolchains have different ways to manage dependency versions.