Chapter 1

Introduction
1.1 Background
PROJECT NAME: Chatbot
Quiet is a powerful language model that can be used for many tasks, including writing, interpreting,
typing, and answering questions. It is still under development but has the potential to change the
way we interact with computers and the world around us. Anyone can use Quiet, regardless of skill
level. It's designed to be intuitive and easy to use, so you can start using it right away. Quiet can
help you perform many tasks
1.2 Objective:
 To make Quiet the most accessible and user-friendly language model available.

 To make it simple and understandable and easy to use.

 To check plagiarism and rephrase the content.

To become the most comprehensive and informative language model in the world:
Quiet should be able to answer any question, generate any creative text format, and translate any
language, all with a high degree of accuracy and fluency.

Become a powerful research tool:

Quiet should be able to help researchers with their work by providing them with insights,
generating hypotheses, and testing ideas. It should also be able to help researchers to identify
relevant literature and to synthesize information from different sources.

Become a valuable educational tool:

Quiet should be able to help students with their learning by providing them with personalized
instruction, answering their questions, and providing them with feedback on their work. It should
also be able to help students to develop their critical thinking skills and their ability to communicate
effectively.

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1.3 ORGANISATION OF REPORT
Many aspects of this project will be revealed to us. In another chapter, we will first understand the
technologies available in this project and present a comparative study of all available technologies
before defining the project's problem. Before breaking the problem down into sub problems,
provide details about the overall problem. Each sub-problem is clearly defined. Will also be able
to understand the requirement specification. The Requirements Specification describes the
components of the system as well as the actions that can be performed on them.
Chapter 1 Start with introduction of the project.
Chapter 2 Individual papers are provided as part of a literacy survey.

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 CHAPTER 2
SURVEY OF TECHNOLOGIES

2.1 The tools that are used for this software is:
React JS
React JS is primarily used for JavaScript development, allowing developers to create a wide range
of applications, including desktop apps, web apps, and mobile apps. management system
(RDBMS) that is open source and free to use. It is one of the most popular
 React JS is open-source software, which means that it is free to download and use. This
makes it a very affordable option for businesses of all sizes.
 React JS is designed to scale to support large volumes of data and complex user interfaces.
It can be scaled horizontally by adding more servers, or vertically by optimizing code and
improving performance
 React JS is known for its high performance in rendering user interfaces efficiently.
 React JS includes a variety of security features to protect your applications from
unauthorized access. These features may include authentication mechanisms, secure
communication protocols, and authorization controls.
 React JS is relatively easy to use and manage, even for developers with limited frontend
experience.
 React JS is a very flexible frontend library that can be used to create and manage a variety
of user interfaces. It also supports a variety of data formats, including JSON for data
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GitHub:
GitHub is a website that allows for collaborative software development and version control. It
provides a wide range of features and tools to assist developers and teams in efficiently building
and managing software projects.
 GitHub is designed to allow multiple developers to work on the same project at the same
time. It includes code collaboration, issue tracking, and project management tools.
 Git, a distributed version control system, is the foundation of GitHub. Developers can
easily track changes, collaborate on code, and manage project history.
 GitHub acts as a code repository, allowing developers to securely store, share, and manage
their source code and project files in the cloud.
 Before merging code into the main project, developers can propose changes to a code base
by creating pull requests, which allow for peer review and discussion.
 The issue tracking system on GitHub assists teams in managing tasks, bugs, and feature
requests. Issues can be created, assigned, and prioritized by developers, allowing for more
efficient project management.
 GitHub provides tools for creating and maintaining project documentation and wikis,
which makes it simple to share critical project information.
 Collaboration Features: Using features such as @mentions and team mentions, developers
can comment on code, participate in discussions, and collaborate with others.
 GitHub provides strong access control mechanisms that enable administrators to manage
who can access and modify repositories. Security features include two-factor
authentication and code scanning.
 GitHub integrates with popular CI/CD tools, allowing for automated code testing and
deployment.
 GitHub offers a centralized platform for managing repositories, branching, and code
merging. Developers can fork repositories to make their own copies for testing purposes.
 GitHub encourages social coding by allowing developers to easily follow other users,
repositories, and open-source projects, thereby fostering a collaborative and open-source
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  GitHub is a hub for open-source development, hosting millions of open-source projects. It
promotes open-source project contributions and assists organizations in sharing their code
with the community.
 GitHub integrates with a variety of tools, services, and platforms, allowing developers to
customize and improve their development workflows.
 GitHub supports teams of all sizes, with features for creating organizations, managing team
members, and collaborating on projects with colleagues.
 GitHub provides resources and platforms for learning and education, making it an essential
tool for students, teachers, and educational institutions.

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2.2 Technologies that we have used in our project follows:
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language): The Backbone of Web Content
HTML, or Hypertext Markup Language, is the basic language used to create web documents that
will be displayed in web browsers. It serves as the foundation for structuring and rendering internet
content. Here are some key HTML insights:
 HTML is the standard markup language for web documents, providing a structured way to
present content to web browsers.
 HTML can be enhanced with technologies such as Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for
styling and scripting languages like JavaScript for interactivity and dynamic behavior.
 Web browsers read HTML documents from web servers or local storage and convert them
to multimedia web pages. HTML not only describes the structure of a web page, but it also
includes visual cues.
 HTML elements are the foundation of web pages. They include a variety of elements and
tags that are used to create content and structure in a web document.
 HTML allows multimedia content and objects, such as images and interactive forms, to be
embedded directly into web pages.
 HTML allows you to create structured documents by assigning semantic meaning to text
elements such as headings, paragraphs, lists, links, and quotes.
 Tags enclosed in angle brackets define HTML elements. Tags such as '<img />' and 'input
/>' directly introduce content, whereas others such as '<p>' encapsulate text and may
contain sub elements. Web browsers do not display HTML tags, but they are used to
interpret the content.
 HTML can embed programs written in scripting languages such as JavaScript that
influence the behavior and content of web pages.
 CSS styles the visual appearance and layout of HTML content. Since 1997, the World
Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has advocated for the separation of content and
presentation.
 HTML5 is a modern version of HTML that is used to display video and audio content by
combining the 'canvas>' element with JavaScript.

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PYTHON
Python is a general-purpose programming language that is used for a wide variety of applications
including web development, data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. It is known
for its simple syntax, readability, and powerful features.
 Python has a simple syntax that is easy to learn and use, even for beginners. It is also a very
expressive language, which means that you can write code that is both concise and
readable.
 Python is an interpreted language, which means that your code is executed directly by the
Python interpreter. This makes it easy to develop and test your code quickly and efficiently.
 Python is a dynamically typed language, which means that you do not need to declare the
data type of variables before you use them. This can make your code more concise and
flexible, but it can also lead to errors if you are not careful.
 Python supports object-oriented programming, which is a popular programming paradigm
that allows you to create reusable and modular code.\
 Python has a large standard library that includes modules for a wide variety of tasks, such
as file I/O, networking, and regular expressions. This saves you from having to write your
own code for common tasks.
 Python is a portable language, which means that Python code can be run on a variety of
platforms, including Windows, macOS, Linux, and Unix. This makes it easy to share your
code with others and to deploy your applications to different platforms.
 Python is a scalable language, which means that it can be used to develop applications of
all sizes, from small scripts to large enterprise applications.
 Python is a very popular language, which means that there is a large community of users
and developers. This means that there are a wealth of resources available to help you learn
and use Python, and it also means that it is relatively easy to find Python developers to
work on your projects.

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2.3 Software used for creating web site:
Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a highly popular, open-source code editor developed by
Microsoft. It has gained widespread adoption in the software development community due to its
versatility, extensibility, and powerful features:
 Cross-Platform Compatibility: Works seamlessly on Windows, macOS, and Linux,
allowing developers to maintain a consistent coding environment across different operating
systems.
 Intelligent Code Completion (IntelliSense): Provides context-aware code suggestions as
you type, which significantly boosts coding speed and reduces errors.
 Integrated Debugging: Offers built-in debugging tools for numerous programming
languages. Allows setting breakpoints, inspecting variables, and stepping through code, all
within the editor.
 Version Control Integration (Git): Provides integrated Git support for version control,
including features like code tracking, committing, pushing, and pulling. Offers GitHub
integration for collaborative coding and easy repository management.
 Integrated Terminals: Includes integrated terminal access for running shell commands,
scripts, and other terminal-based tasks without leaving the editor. Multiple terminal
instances can be opened, each customized for specific tasks or projects.
 Customizable Interface: Allows users to customize themes, settings, and key bindings to
create a personalized development environment. Extensive theming and customization
options for the editor's appearance.
 Extension Ecosystem: Offers a wide array of extensions and plugins for enhancing
functionality. Extensive extension marketplace to discover and install extensions based on
your needs.
 Task Automation: Supports task automation for defining and running custom tasks, scripts,
and automation processes. Simplifies repetitive development tasks, such as compiling code
or running test suites.
 Code Navigation and Search: Provides powerful tools for code navigation and searching
within large codebases. Quickly jump to specific functions or definitions, find and replace
text, and identify references to variables and symbols.

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  Live Share for Collaboration: Facilitates real-time code collaboration with others. Share
code, debug together, and even edit collaboratively, enabling remote and team
collaboration.
 Large Language and Framework Support: Supports a vast range of programming languages
and frameworks, making it suitable for various development projects. Strong support for
web development, cloud computing, and DevOps tasks
 Documentation and Learning Resources: Offers extensive documentation and a supportive
community to assist users in making the most of VS Code. Abundant online resources,
tutorials, and forums to help users troubleshoot and improve their coding experience.

 For enterprise-level projects, NetBeans provides comprehensive support for Java EE,
including Servest, JSP, EJB, and more, simplifying the development of enterprise
applications.
 NetBeans is available on multiple operating systems, ensuring cross-platform compatibility
and making it accessible to developers on different platforms.
 NetBeans is an open-source project, allowing developers to contribute to its development
and customize it to their needs.

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 Chapter 3
REQUIREMENT & ANALYSIS

3.1 Requirement Analysis

Technical Requirement
The web application, 'Quiet,' aims to provide a platform for people who need information,
diagrams and non-plagiarism content. Should load in under 10 seconds, support at least 50
concurrent users without significant delays. The user interface should be responsive and accessible
on various devices, including smart phones and tablets.
Hardware Requirement
 Memory: 1GB Ram
 Connection: Internet required
Software Requirement
 Visual Studio
 Github
 Chrome
For a successful software project, the following steps can be followed:
Select a project
 Methods of analysis, design and implementation.
 Testing techniques
 Documentation
Budget allocation
 Exceeding limits within control Project Estimates
 Time
 Size of code
 Duration
Resource Allocation
 Hardware
 Software

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 Chapter 4

SYSTEM DESIGN
4.1 Software Architecture Diagram

 User Interface: A simple and user-friendly UI that can be easily used and navigated by
users

 User: The end-users who access and use the features of Quiet.

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  Web Browser: The interface through which users interact with the web application. Users
access the application through popular web browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, or Safari.

 Web Server (Backend): This component handles user requests, processes them, and
manages the application's functionality. It communicates with the database and the
application logic.

 Application Logic (Server-side): The core of the web application, including features for
image generation, text generation and anti-plagiarism content. It handles user requests,
manages the application's business logic, and ensures data flow between the front-end and
the database.

 Database (Storage): The storage component where diagrams and user profiles are stored.
It's essential for data retrieval and management.

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4.2 Entity Relationship (ER) Diagram

 User: Provides prompt or queries, interacts with the chatbot's responses, and provides
additional information or refines requests to get the desired outcome.

 Chatbot: Analyzes user input, generates responses based on its knowledge and
understanding, and interacts with the user to refine the response.

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4.3 Dataflow Diagram

 User Interaction represents the interface through which the user interacts with the system.
 LLM Processing is the core process where the Large Language Model analyzes the user
input and generates text based on its understanding.
 User Response represents the output provided by the system back to the user.

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4.4 Waterfall model

The Waterfall Model was the first Process Model to be introduced. It is also referred to as a linear-
sequential life cycle model. It is very simple to understand and use. In a waterfall model, each
phase must be completed before the next phase can begin and there is no overlapping in the phases.
The Waterfall model is the earliest SDLC approach that was used for software development. The
waterfall Model illustrates the software development process in a linear sequential flow. This
means that any phase in the development process begins only if the previous phase is complete. In
this waterfall model, the phases do not overlap.

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4.5 Gantt Chart

A Gantt chart is a visualization that helps in scheduling, managing, and monitoring specific tasks
and resources in a project. It consists of a list of tasks and bars depicting each task's progress. It's
the most widely used chart in project management.

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 Chapter 5
IMPLEMENTATION AND TESTING

5.1 Code
5.1.1 Index.html

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RESULT AND DISCUSSION
5.2 Screenshot
5.2.1 Screenshot 1

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 Chapter 6
CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK
6.1 Conclusion
In conclusion, the journey of translating the conceptual blueprint of "Quiet," my text-based chatbot
project, into HTML code demanded meticulous attention to detail and a proficient command of
HTML tags and CSS styling. The process involved dissecting the chatbot's interface into discrete
components and meticulously crafting HTML structures, coupled with CSS rules, to realize the
envisioned layout and aesthetic finesse.
While there exist tools that offer automation, adeptness in HTML and CSS proved indispensable
to ensure the code's optimization and seamless functionality, particularly in rendering text-based
replies with precision. Rigorous testing across various web browsers emerged as a pivotal step,
validating that Quiet not only presented visually as intended but also delivered text responses
flawlessly.
In essence, the conversion of Quiet's design sketch into HTML code posed both challenges and
opportunities, serving as a conduit for translating creative ideation into tangible web reality. This
process not only underscored the significance of craftsmanship in web development but also
epitomized the rewarding endeavor of bringing digital innovation to life, one text-based reply at a
time.
Expanding the chatbot to generate images and summarize videos, while optimizing the mobile app
for offline use. Additionally, crafting a sophisticated admin panel for enterprise-level management.
These initiatives signify a commitment to enhancing functionality, usability, and scalability across
diverse user scenarios and organizational needs.

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REFRENCES
7.1 References
https://chat.openai.com/
https://gemini.google.com/app

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