Web Crawling and natural language processing in C#?

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Hi All,

I just want to achieve a goal through c# programming which contains the concept of web crawling and Natural language processing.

my task is that i want to search on GOOGLE through my c# program for a particular string and fetch the data from GOOGLE and save that data in my database
if i get the 100 links which contains article,word files,PDF files etc then i have to process that data and show the appropriate data to client

will you all please help me how can i complete the task.

Thanks in advance.

Posted 16-Apr-15 20:31pm

Tilak Rathour

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Sinisa Hajnal 17-Apr-15 6:25am

search the google page manually, note the structure of the query string. Use that to search through the code (or you could read their documentation).

As for the data, depending on what you need, you might read short description and provide the link for the user or visit the link and parse the received page for relevant information.

Language processing is hard and depends on the language so don't expect too much help for that part.

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