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To fully harness the potential of open-source tools in education, the development and implementation of a unified framework is essential. Open-source tools often consist of diverse components that are designed to work independently, and integrating these into cohesive systems can be a complex task. A unified framework addresses this challenge by streamlining the integration process, creating a structured environment that simplifies prototype development. This structure not only makes the tools more accessible to learners but also alleviates the technical burden they often face, especially for young students or those new to technology. By reducing these barriers, a unified framework ensures that students can concentrate on using the tools effectively rather than struggling with the intricacies of assembling them. Moreover, such a framework significantly enhances accessibility and promotes innovation within educational contexts. By minimizing technical challenges, it allows students to channel their efforts toward creative pursuits and practical applications of their knowledge. Learners are empowered to experiment with real-world scenarios, enabling them to see the relevance and impact of their theoretical understanding. This hands-on engagement fosters a deeper connection to the material and builds critical skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and innovation. Additionally, a unified framework democratizes access to advanced educational tools, ensuring that schools and learners, regardless of resources, can leverage the benefits of open-source technology. By bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, this framework serves as a vital enabler of experiential learning, preparing students for the challenges of a rapidly evolving technological landscape. In this paper, we are analyzing the Background Code Generation Module of the framework. The Background Code Generation Module is a pivotal component within system architectures, designed to automate the translation of high-level logical constructs into hardware-specific executable code. This module ensures seamless interoperability across diverse programming languages and hardware platforms, addressing challenges in multi-language development by abstracting logical constructs from language-specific syntax. It facilitates real-time operations, crucial for dynamic systems such as robotics, IoT devices, and industrial automation, by optimizing code for specific hardware. Additionally, its extensibility ensures adaptability to evolving technologies. By simplifying syntax complexities and enhancing programming accessibility, this module accelerates development, reduces errors, and supports education and innovation in programming.