Designing an Expert System for Online Grocery Shopping Store
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https://doi.org//10.32628/CSEIT206285Keywords:
Agrofresh, Online Grocery StoreAbstract
In this digital era consumers prefer online shopping to save time. But in their busy schedules it can be time-consuming to choose items as per their requirements. The area of our project is to create a user friendly and easily available application for purchasing mechanism. This application will be easily available on the internet for users to download it and then install it. To start, offer only the most popular grocery items, like milk and bread, and as the business expands, so can your product line. The operating format for the app would be very easy to establish. Customers would simply log on to the app, select the items they wish to purchase, enter payment and shipping information and wait for their groceries. We propose the solution using an application designed on Android Operating System platform. We choose this platform base since Google’s Android is one of the foremost reasons of this mobile revolution.
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