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“Information at finger tips” says the agenda of the work very much clearly. Basic idea behind this work is to provide an easy and most suitable way for users to find the information. Today’s generation is keen to gain knowledge, hence this platform will play an important role to help them and to act as a bridge that connects very easily to the required information is our main motive. We’ve considered the issue of Shopping. As there is increasing growth in the cities, the resources have also increased. We can say that for one thing there are multiple options present nowadays. Every citizen wants to be smart buyer where he can make his profit in terms of product quality and great discounts also. To tackle this issue we are building this system where they can search any related information. The operations will be performed in Python3. We will be providing an interface where the information can be accessed. To advance it one step further we will be using a chat bot for any assistance.
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