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Day 3 Advance

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Programming problems

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Day-3 Advance

1. Real-time Collaborative Editor

Objective: Develop a minimalistic real-time collaborative text editor similar to Google Docs, where
multiple users can see each other's edits live.

Skills Tested: WebSockets, real-time data synchronization, front-end and back-end programming.

2. Custom Recipe Generator

Objective: Develop an application that generates cooking recipes based on ingredients that users
have at home. The app should also provide nutritional information.

Skills Tested: API usage (for recipes and nutritional data), logic for matching ingredients to recipes,
user interface design.

3. AI-Powered Resume Analyzer

Objective: Build a tool that analyzes resumes and provides insights such as matching job roles,
predicting the expertise level, and suggesting areas for improvement.

Skills Tested: Natural Language Processing (NLP), text analysis, integration with a simple UI to upload
and display data.

4. Problem Statement: Smart Cafe Ordering System for University

Objective:

Develop an intelligent and efficient cafe ordering system that minimizes waiting times and improves
service delivery during the university's peak lunch break period. The solution should allow students
and staff to pre-order their meals, receive estimated wait times, and streamline the pickup process.

Background:

At the university, the majority of students and faculty have a common lunch break from 1:30 PM to
2:00 PM. During this time, the university cafe becomes extremely crowded, resulting in long wait
times and a rushed dining experience. The goal is to implement a system that manages this influx
efficiently, ensuring that everyone receives their food with minimal delay.

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