#include// Assume we have a list of URLs called "urlList" kurl::List::iterator it; for (it = urlList.begin(); it != urlList.constEnd(); ++it) { std::cout << *it << std::endl; }
#includeThis code searches through the list of URLs and checks if a target URL exists. If it does, it prints a message to the console. Based on the syntax and function names, it is likely that "kurl" is a custom C++ package library for URL manipulation.// Assume we have a list of URLs called "urlList" std::string targetUrl = "http://google.com"; kurl::List::iterator it; for (it = urlList.begin(); it != urlList.constEnd(); ++it) { if (*it == targetUrl) { std::cout << "Target URL found in list!" << std::endl; break; } }