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Password Store App in C

A simple password storage type application developed using C language. Users can register and then login using their account. Password, Website name, Email Id can be stored for different accounts.

It has a menu based interface to perform user operations like addition, modification, deletion and others. Users need to remember just one password, using which he can access many others of different accounts. Also many users can use same app. Data of each user will created and stored in different .DAT files which will be created when user registers first time. Structures, file handling, pointers etc are used.

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