An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming with Java 5th Edition

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AWeb browser, such as the MS Internet Explorer and the Mozilla Firefox, reads an HTML file and displays the content. When you open the HTML file with a text editor, you will notice that it is simply a text file with special tags. For example, with Firefox, you can view the content of a Web page as a plain text by selecting the menu choice View/Page Source. AWeb browser uses the information contained in the HTML tags to visually display the Web page. Write a program that inputs an HTML file as a text file and count the number of times the LINK tag occurs in the file. For this exercise, we assume that the LINK tag is preceded immediately by the less than symbol

< as

in a case insensitive manner.


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