C/C++ C++ Programming: Intro to Analyzing URLs w/ Built-in Library

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In an introductory C++ course, a student is developing a program to analyze URL links and perform string searches within them. The goal is to create a response based on the URL input, such as identifying the website and providing a description. The student is seeking information about a built-in C++ library that could facilitate this task. Suggestions include the <algorithm> library, which may be useful for string manipulation and searching, although the discussion acknowledges that there are likely multiple libraries that could serve this purpose effectively.
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I'm in an introductory course for c++ and I'm trying to make a program where it analyzes a url link and do string searches within it. For example if I were to put in https://www.wikipedia.com , it would say, "You've requested the Wikipedia- The Free Encyclopedia page."

My professor told us that there is a built in c++ library to make this easy, I've been searching everywhere but I have no idea what library this is.

thanks.
 
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I'm sure there's more than one! But no doubt there is one that's best suited.

The <algorithm> lib might be of use to you?
 
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