DescriptionYou are writing your first website and seem to be making your fair share of simple
HTML syntax errors. You have decided to write an HTML parser to help you determine
if your HTML code is syntactically correct based on the following condensed HTML
definition:
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HTML CODE
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<HTML>BODY</HTML>
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BODY
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<BODY>TEXT</BODY>
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TEXT
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STRING | STRING TEXT | TAG | TAG TEXT
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STRING
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possibly empty string of printable characters other than '<' and '>')
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TAG
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BOLD | ITALICS | LINK
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BOLD
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<B>TEXT</B>
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ITALICS
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<I>TEXT</I>
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LINK
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<A HREF=URL>TEXT</A>
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URL
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http://STRING.com
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Each test case consists of up to 1000 characters. Spaces can be contained anywhere within the data set.
Note that all tags are case sensitive.
OutputIf the code is syntactically correct, the following string will be printed:
"Syntax Included"
Otherwise the following string will be printed:
"No Syntax Included"
Sample Test Cases| Input | Expected Output |
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<HTML><BODY><B>Hello world!</B></BODY></HTML> | Syntax Included |
<HTML><BODY><B>Is this correct?</B></HTML> | No Syntax Included |
<HTML><BODY><A HREF=http://www.go.com>link</A></BODY></HTML> | Syntax Included |
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