HTTP — протокол прикладного уровня передачи данных, изначально — в виде гипертекстовых документов в формате HTML, в настоящее время используется для передачи произвольных...
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@Adambean: If it is C++, then I'm going to assume std::string is available by default, unless it is explicitly specified in the question itself. Makes sense? Also, since the question itself uses std::string (and std::stringstream), then you dont have much reason to disagree with it.
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The concept arose in the 1950s when the American mathematician Stephen Cole Kleene formalized the description of a regular language.
Note that chr(10) is a 'line feed' and chr(13) is a 'carriage return' and they are not the same thing! I found this out while attempting to parse text from forms and text files for inclusion as HTML by replacing all the carriage returns with <BR>'s only to find after many head-scratchings that I should...