1. The document discusses a C++ chatbot program that uses text files and user-defined functions to conduct a basic conversation.
2. Key components of the chatbot include taking user input, checking for keywords using string functions, and calling the appropriate response function.
3. Common C++ libraries like iostream, string, and fstream are used to get input, search strings, and read/write files. If/else statements and functions allow different responses based on the user's input.
1. The document discusses a C++ chatbot program that uses text files and user-defined functions to conduct a basic conversation.
2. Key components of the chatbot include taking user input, checking for keywords using string functions, and calling the appropriate response function.
3. Common C++ libraries like iostream, string, and fstream are used to get input, search strings, and read/write files. If/else statements and functions allow different responses based on the user's input.
1. The document discusses a C++ chatbot program that uses text files and user-defined functions to conduct a basic conversation.
2. Key components of the chatbot include taking user input, checking for keywords using string functions, and calling the appropriate response function.
3. Common C++ libraries like iostream, string, and fstream are used to get input, search strings, and read/write files. If/else statements and functions allow different responses based on the user's input.
1. The document discusses a C++ chatbot program that uses text files and user-defined functions to conduct a basic conversation.
2. Key components of the chatbot include taking user input, checking for keywords using string functions, and calling the appropriate response function.
3. Common C++ libraries like iostream, string, and fstream are used to get input, search strings, and read/write files. If/else statements and functions allow different responses based on the user's input.
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C++ CHATBOT
CHATBOT: A chatbot is a software program that is used to conduct an online chat conversation using text or text-to-speech. Chatbots are designed to accurately mimic how a genuine conversation partner would conduct themselves
Chatbots are used in dialogue systems for a variety of tasks, including information collecting, request routing, and customer service. While some chatbot solutions employ advanced natural language processing, word categorization, and AI, others only scan for broad keywords and construct answers using standard expressions taken from a connected library or database.
1.iostream: iostream is a popular header file used in c++ to get input from something and give output on the screen.
Its sub-types are
istream: istream library is used to get input.
ostream: ostream is the library used to display the output of a program.
2. string: C++ Strings One of the most useful data types supplied in the C++ libraries is the string. A string is a variable that stores a sequence of letters or other characters.
Function of string header file used in our program:
We used str1.find(“str2”) function of the string header file.
We get input from user in str1 and fill the str2 with desired word we want to find the .find function find the position of str2 in str1 .
3.iomanip: This is a C++ library that is used to set the width and fill all the words with desired characters. This library was only used for the aesthetics of our output.
4.fstream: This header file is used to get input from a file and write a output on a file.
Conditions used in the body of chatbot:
1. if else: Syntax:
If(condition){
Ahmad();
}else{
} in this, we input the condition 500>str1.find(“Str2”)>0. If this condition is true then Ahmad() user- defined function will be called else the statement in else bracket will be processed.
2. nested if-else: A nested if statement is an if statement placed inside another if statement. Nested if statements are often used when you must test a combination of conditions before deciding on the proper action.
User-defined function: In this tutorial, you will learn to create user-defined functions in C programming with the help of
an example.
A function is a block of code that performs a specific task.
C allows you to define functions according to your need. These functions are known as a user-
defined function Logic of our chat bot: first we made text files
then we call this file using a user-defined function as shown below. int str(){ ifstream str("string.txt"); string ahm; while(!str.eof()){ getline(str,ahm); cout<<ahm<<endl; } } Then we call the function into main function using the condition. if(500>ahm.find("str")>0){ str(); } ahm is the input string that we input in the program if str is present in the program .find will find its position for example the input string is => what is a string in this str starts at position 9 then putting this in the condition the condition becomes true and str() is called we can make multiple user-defined functions for each word and then we can call them using these conditions and our chatbot is ready. There is no use of AI in our chatbot.
Conclusion: This is a simple chatbot we made that can find answers to most of the questions of CPP. By using these simple techniques we can make chatbots related to any subject in the world.
