In C++

HTML Encode

Write a program that reads from stdin, prints to stdout, and encodes characters that have special meaning in an HTML file.

If a character in an input stream is one of the following five special characters, then it must be converted to an HTML-named entity as described in the following table.

Character HTML-encoding

& &

< <

> >

"

' '

For example, the following input stream:

This is a test file. All the special html characters should be escaped by the htmlencode application! These include the less-than, greater-than, quotes, and the ampersand: &<>"'

Another example: A more complex example... &&<<>>'''""" <&&'>&;"> < > > ' " & / +

File you must submit: htmlencode.cc

Hints: In order to read every character from std::cin without the spaces removed, you can prevent C++ from removing them by adding this line at the beginning of your program. std::cin >> std::noskipws;