Scrape stock option data from web

Create a C++ program using Visual Studio called [login to view URL] that will be run from the command line in Windows. It will read a file called [login to view URL], and for each stock symbol, download the information for that stock and store all results in a file named yahooEarnings.csv. Each stock will be on its own line and the fields will be seperated by commas. If the file already exists, append the data to the end of the file. The URL to use if the stock was JACK is: [login to view URL] Notice that JACK appears twice in the URL. Remember to change JACK to the desired stock symbol in both places. The first line of the file will always be a header containing the names of the fields to be saved. It will be exactly this: quotedateid,ask,bid,daystoexpiration,delta,expdate,id,impvol,last,lasttrade,nexttradedate,oi,stockprice,strike,symbol,type,volume Each option contract will be stored on its own line. You can see an example in the file yahooEarnings.csv. This sample file would be what is created if there were only one line in [login to view URL] with the entry JACK. If there were additional lines in [login to view URL], there would be more lines in yahooEarnings.csv. See the file [login to view URL] describes all fields included in each record. The C++ program must have getOptionData(symbol) as a callable routine. Feel free to add other routines and/or classes as desired. getOptionData() can can be a standalone routine or a public routine inside a class, whatever works best for you. I just want to be able to call it if I do any modifications to the code. int getOptionData(symbol) { download all options from [login to view URL] read in symbol + ".csv" file merge lines from file with downloaded option chains by merge, I mean if datequoteid field is identical then replace the line from the file with the downloaded line output the updated file. The file should always remain in quotedateid order return 0 if successful, otherwise a non-zero error code of your choosing } Deliverables: C++ source code compilable using visual studio. I'd prefer VS2010 or earlier, but later a version is acceptable. (You may also include an executable file and a *.csv sample output file to allow us to test more quickly, but it is not necessary.) 3. Allow two parameters from the command line. I don't care how they're specified, just tell me how. a. Number of days to go forward looking for option expirations. For example, if today is November 10, 2018 and the parameter was 90, it would only store options with expiration dates before February 8, 2019. b. Number of seconds to pause before each request made to the website so as not to overburden them.