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Hello. I'm a absolute beginner at programming, but have a final class project that I'd like to begin working on nice and early. What I'd like to build is a Visual C++ program that will:

1. Take user input from a windows gui (text boxes, drop down menus, etc.)
2. Insert the input into the appropriate locations in existing html templates
3. Create new html pages based on the templates that have the users input added
4. Save the page(s) within a folder named something the user chooses, and have this folder located in a "projects" or "websites" directory where they can then access the folders/files and upload them to their server.

During this process the existing templates should not be overwritten either.

I've been able to create a very basic html page from console input using <ofstream> and "getline", but it requires mixing all the html tags with the c++ in the .cpp file. It's just messy and cumbersome. I know there must be a more efficient and elegant way of doing this that keeps the html separate from the c++, but at my beginner level I just don't know where to start. Hopefully someone here will have some insight and can give me some tips.

Thanks in advance.

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