exam-sub 1.0.0 → 1.0.1

package/bin/cli.js

@@ -25,6 +25,11 @@ const subjects = {
   mlf: {
     name: "MLF - Machine Learning Fundamentals",
     file: "mlf.txt"
+  },
+
+   rpa: {
+    name: "rpa - Robotic Process Automation",
+    file: "rpa.txt"
   }
 };
 
@@ -91,6 +96,10 @@ async function main() {
       {
         name: "MLF - Machine Learning Fundamentals",
         value: "mlf"
+      },
+      {
+        name: "rpa - Robotic Process Automation",
+        value: "rpa"
       }
     ]
   });
@@ -115,6 +124,7 @@ if (command) {
     console.log("  div");
     console.log("  bdh");
     console.log("  mlf");
+    console.log("  rpa");
   }
 } else {
   main();

package/data/aiop.txt

@@ -1,7 +1,14 @@
+================================================================================
 Q1. Implement AI Problem-Solving Techniques using Python
-Aim: To implement a simple AI problem-solving technique using Breadth First Search (BFS).
-Python Program:
+================================================================================
+
+AIM:
+To implement a simple AI problem-solving technique using Breadth-First Search (BFS).
+
+PYTHON PROGRAM:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 from collections import deque
+
 graph = {
     'A': ['B', 'C'],
     'B': ['D', 'E'],
@@ -10,36 +17,55 @@ graph = {
     'E': ['F'],
     'F': []
 }
+
 def bfs(start, goal):
     queue = deque([[start]])
     visited = set()
+    
     while queue:
         path = queue.popleft()
         node = path[-1]
+        
         if node == goal:
             return path
+            
         if node not in visited:
             visited.add(node)
             for neighbour in graph[node]:
                 new_path = path + [neighbour]
                 queue.append(new_path)
+
 print("Path:", bfs('A', 'F'))
-Example Output:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+EXAMPLE OUTPUT:
 Path: ['A', 'C', 'F']
-Explanation: - BFS searches level by level.
+
+EXPLANATION:
+- BFS searches level by level.
 - It starts from node A.
 - It checks neighbouring nodes.
 - It finds the path from A to F.
 
+
+================================================================================
 Q3. Develop a Context-Aware Rule-Based Chatbot using Python
-Aim: To create a chatbot that responds according to the context of the conversation.
-Python Program:
+================================================================================
+
+AIM:
+To create a chatbot that responds according to the context of the conversation.
+
+PYTHON PROGRAM:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 context = ""
+
 while True:
     user = input("You: ").lower()
+    
     if user == "bye":
         print("Bot: Goodbye!")
         break
+        
     if "hello" in user or "hi" in user:
         print("Bot: Hello! How can I help you?")
     elif "my name is" in user:
@@ -54,34 +80,49 @@ while True:
         print("Bot: Which course are you studying?")
     else:
         print("Bot: Please tell me more.")
-Example Output:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+EXAMPLE OUTPUT:
 You: hi
 Bot: Hello! How can I help you?
 You: my name is Sunny
 Bot: Nice to meet you, sunny
 You: what is my name
 Bot: Your name is sunny
-Explanation: The chatbot stores information in the context variable and uses it in later conversations.
 
-Q4. Implement an Intent-Based Chatbot using Rule Matching and Pattern
-Processing
-Aim: To identify the user's intent using simple keyword/pattern matching.
-Python Program:
+EXPLANATION:
+- The chatbot stores user information inside the `context` variable.
+- It reuses this stored context in later stages of the conversation.
+
+
+================================================================================
+Q4. Implement an Intent-Based Chatbot using Rule Matching & Pattern Processing
+================================================================================
+
+AIM:
+To identify the user's intent using simple keyword and pattern matching.
+
+PYTHON PROGRAM:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 import re
+
 patterns = {
     "greeting": r"\b(hi|hello|hey)\b",
     "courses": r"\b(course|courses|subjects)\b",
     "fees": r"\b(fees|fee|payment)\b",
     "bye": r"\b(bye|goodbye)\b"
 }
+
 def get_intent(message):
     for intent, pattern in patterns.items():
         if re.search(pattern, message.lower()):
             return intent
     return "unknown"
+
 while True:
     user = input("You: ")
     intent = get_intent(user)
+    
     if intent == "greeting":
         print("Bot: Hello! How can I help you?")
     elif intent == "courses":
@@ -93,32 +134,45 @@ while True:
         break
     else:
         print("Bot: Sorry, I don't understand.")
-Example Output:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+EXAMPLE OUTPUT:
 You: Hello
 Bot: Hello! How can I help you?
 You: Tell me about courses
 Bot: We offer Computer Science and IT courses.
 You: What are the fees?
 Bot: Please contact the college office for fee details.
-Explanation: - Intent means what the user wants.
-- Regular expressions (re) identify patterns.
-- The chatbot gives a response according to the detected intent.
-
-Q5. Implement a Rule-Based Recommendation Chatbot using Forward
-Chaining
-Aim: To recommend a course using rules and forward chaining.
-Python Program:
+
+EXPLANATION:
+- Intent represents what the user wants to accomplish.
+- Regular expressions (`re`) identify key string patterns in user input.
+- The chatbot selects and displays a response based on the detected intent.
+
+
+================================================================================
+Q5. Implement a Rule-Based Recommendation Chatbot using Forward Chaining
+================================================================================
+
+AIM:
+To recommend a course using conditional rules and forward chaining.
+
+PYTHON PROGRAM:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 facts = set()
+
 print("Answer with yes or no.")
 python = input("Do you like Python? ").lower()
 web = input("Do you like Web Development? ").lower()
 data = input("Do you like Data Analysis? ").lower()
+
 if python == "yes":
     facts.add("python")
 if web == "yes":
     facts.add("web")
 if data == "yes":
     facts.add("data")
+
 # Forward chaining rules
 if "python" in facts and "data" in facts:
     print("Recommendation: Machine Learning / Data Science")
@@ -130,19 +184,31 @@ elif "python" in facts:
     print("Recommendation: Python Programming")
 else:
     print("Recommendation: Explore basic computer courses.")
-Example Output:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+EXAMPLE OUTPUT:
 Do you like Python? yes
 Do you like Web Development? no
 Do you like Data Analysis? yes
 Recommendation: Machine Learning / Data Science
-Explanation: Forward chaining starts with known facts and applies rules to reach a conclusion.
-Python + Data Analysis → Machine Learning
 
+EXPLANATION:
+- Forward chaining begins with known facts collected from user choices.
+- It evaluates rules against facts to deduce a recommendation (e.g., Python + Data Analysis → Machine Learning).
+
+
+================================================================================
 Q6. Develop an Intelligent Academic-Assistance Chatbot using Python
-Aim: To create a chatbot that helps students with common academic queries.
-Python Program:
+================================================================================
+
+AIM:
+To create a chatbot that assists students with common academic questions.
+
+PYTHON PROGRAM:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 while True:
     user = input("Student: ").lower()
+    
     if "hello" in user or "hi" in user:
         print("Bot: Hello! How can I help you?")
     elif "exam" in user:
@@ -160,3 +226,16 @@ while True:
         break
     else:
         print("Bot: Sorry, I don't have information about that.")
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+EXAMPLE OUTPUT:
+Student: hi
+Bot: Hello! How can I help you?
+Student: how to prepare for exam
+Bot: Prepare important topics and practice previous papers.
+Student: bye
+Bot: Good luck with your studies!
+
+EXPLANATION:
+- Uses string keyword searching to map student inquiries directly to advice.
+- Handles multiple common topics including exams, assignments, attendance, and study schedules.

package/data/bdh.txt

@@ -1,13 +1,20 @@
-University and Hospital database questions using TEXTFILE storage format.
-Question 9 – University Database
--- ==========================================
--- Q9: UNIVERSITY
--- ==========================================
--- Create Database
+================================================================================
+PART 1: UNIVERSITY & HOSPITAL DATABASES (TEXTFILE STORAGE)
+================================================================================
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+Question 9: University Database (TEXTFILE Storage Format)
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+SQL / HIVE SCRIPT:
+
+-- Step 1: Create Database
 CREATE DATABASE university_db;
--- Select Database
+
+-- Step 2: Select Database
 USE university_db;
--- Create Table
+
+-- Step 3: Create Table
 CREATE TABLE students (
     student_id INT,
     name STRING,
@@ -15,35 +22,46 @@ CREATE TABLE students (
     marks FLOAT
 )
 STORED AS TEXTFILE;
--- Insert Sample Values
+
+-- Step 4: Insert Sample Values
 INSERT INTO students VALUES
 (101, 'John', 'Computer Science', 85),
 (102, 'Alice', 'Mathematics', 72),
 (103, 'Bob', 'Physics', 45),
 (104, 'Charlie', 'Mathematics', 65);
--- 1. Retrieve Computer Science students
+
+-- Query 1: Retrieve Computer Science students
 SELECT *
 FROM students
 WHERE course = 'Computer Science';
--- 2. Delete students whose marks are below 50
+
+-- Query 2: Delete students whose marks are below 50
 DELETE FROM students
 WHERE marks < 50;
--- 3. Add 10 bonus marks to Mathematics students
+
+-- Query 3: Add 10 bonus marks to Mathematics students
 UPDATE students
 SET marks = marks + 10
 WHERE course = 'Mathematics';
--- 4. Delete student whose student_id is 102
+
+-- Query 4: Delete student whose student_id is 102
 DELETE FROM students
 WHERE student_id = 102;
-Question 11 – Hospital Database
--- ==========================================
--- Q11: HOSPITAL
--- ==========================================
--- Create Database
+
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+Question 11: Hospital Database (TEXTFILE Storage Format)
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+SQL / HIVE SCRIPT:
+
+-- Step 1: Create Database
 CREATE DATABASE hospital_db;
--- Select Database
+
+-- Step 2: Select Database
 USE hospital_db;
--- Create Table
+
+-- Step 3: Create Table
 CREATE TABLE patients (
     patient_id INT,
     patient_name STRING,
@@ -51,40 +69,51 @@ CREATE TABLE patients (
     disease STRING
 )
 STORED AS TEXTFILE;
--- Insert Sample Values
+
+-- Step 4: Insert Sample Values
 INSERT INTO patients VALUES
 (1, 'Rahul', 45, 'Diabetes'),
 (2, 'Amit', 30, 'Hypertension'),
 (3, 'Priya', 16, 'Fever'),
 (4, 'Neha', 55, 'Diabetes'),
 (8, 'Raj', 40, 'Hypertension');
--- 1. Retrieve patients with Diabetes
+
+-- Query 1: Retrieve patients with Diabetes
 SELECT *
 FROM patients
 WHERE disease = 'Diabetes';
--- 2. Delete patients whose age is below 18
+
+-- Query 2: Delete patients whose age is below 18
 DELETE FROM patients
 WHERE age < 18;
--- 3. Change Hypertension to Chronic Hypertension
+
+-- Query 3: Change Hypertension to Chronic Hypertension
 UPDATE patients
 SET disease = 'Chronic Hypertension'
 WHERE disease = 'Hypertension';
--- 4. Delete patient whose patient_id is 8
+
+-- Query 4: Delete patient whose patient_id is 8
 DELETE FROM patients
 WHERE patient_id = 8;
 
 
-Complete Hive code for the University (Q9) and Hospital (Q11) database questions, including database creation,
-table creation, sample data, SELECT, DELETE and UPDATE operations.
-Question 9 – University Database
--- ==========================================
--- Q9: UNIVERSITY
--- ==========================================
--- Create Database
+================================================================================
+PART 2: UNIVERSITY & HOSPITAL DATABASES (ORC TRANSACTIONAL STORAGE)
+================================================================================
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+Question 9: University Database (ORC Transactional Format)
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+SQL / HIVE SCRIPT:
+
+-- Step 1: Create Database
 CREATE DATABASE university_db;
--- Select Database
+
+-- Step 2: Select Database
 USE university_db;
--- Create Table
+
+-- Step 3: Create Table
 CREATE TABLE students (
     student_id INT,
     name STRING,
@@ -93,35 +122,46 @@ CREATE TABLE students (
 )
 STORED AS ORC
 TBLPROPERTIES ('transactional'='true');
--- Insert Sample Values
+
+-- Step 4: Insert Sample Values
 INSERT INTO students VALUES
 (101, 'John', 'Computer Science', 85),
 (102, 'Alice', 'Mathematics', 72),
 (103, 'Bob', 'Physics', 45),
 (104, 'Charlie', 'Mathematics', 65);
--- 1. Retrieve Computer Science students
+
+-- Query 1: Retrieve Computer Science students
 SELECT *
 FROM students
 WHERE course = 'Computer Science';
--- 2. Delete students whose marks are below 50
+
+-- Query 2: Delete students whose marks are below 50
 DELETE FROM students
 WHERE marks < 50;
--- 3. Add 10 bonus marks to Mathematics students
+
+-- Query 3: Add 10 bonus marks to Mathematics students
 UPDATE students
 SET marks = marks + 10
 WHERE course = 'Mathematics';
--- 4. Delete student whose student_id is 102
+
+-- Query 4: Delete student whose student_id is 102
 DELETE FROM students
 WHERE student_id = 102;
-Question 11 – Hospital Database
--- ==========================================
--- Q11: HOSPITAL
--- ==========================================
--- Create Database
+
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+Question 11: Hospital Database (ORC Transactional Format)
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+SQL / HIVE SCRIPT:
+
+-- Step 1: Create Database
 CREATE DATABASE hospital_db;
--- Select Database
+
+-- Step 2: Select Database
 USE hospital_db;
--- Create Table
+
+-- Step 3: Create Table
 CREATE TABLE patients (
     patient_id INT,
     patient_name STRING,
@@ -130,28 +170,38 @@ CREATE TABLE patients (
 )
 STORED AS ORC
 TBLPROPERTIES ('transactional'='true');
--- Insert Sample Values
+
+-- Step 4: Insert Sample Values
 INSERT INTO patients VALUES
 (1, 'Rahul', 45, 'Diabetes'),
 (2, 'Amit', 30, 'Hypertension'),
 (3, 'Priya', 16, 'Fever'),
 (4, 'Neha', 55, 'Diabetes'),
 (8, 'Raj', 40, 'Hypertension');
--- 1. Retrieve patients with Diabetes
+
+-- Query 1: Retrieve patients with Diabetes
 SELECT *
 FROM patients
 WHERE disease = 'Diabetes';
--- 2. Delete patients whose age is below 18
+
+-- Query 2: Delete patients whose age is below 18
 DELETE FROM patients
 WHERE age < 18;
--- 3. Change Hypertension to Chronic Hypertension
+
+-- Query 3: Change Hypertension to Chronic Hypertension
 UPDATE patients
 SET disease = 'Chronic Hypertension'
 WHERE disease = 'Hypertension';
--- 4. Delete patient whose patient_id is 8
+
+-- Query 4: Delete patient whose patient_id is 8
 DELETE FROM patients
 WHERE patient_id = 8;
-Note: These examples use ORC transactional tables so that Hive UPDATE and DELETE operations can be
-performed. If your college specifically requires TEXTFILE syntax, replace the storage clause as instructed by your
-lab/teacher.
- 
+
+
+================================================================================
+NOTE ON STORAGE FORMATS:
+================================================================================
+These ORC examples use transactional tables so that Apache Hive UPDATE and 
+DELETE operations execute natively. If your lab environment specifically 
+requires TEXTFILE syntax, swap the storage clause as instructed by your lab 
+instructor.