Extract C code from response
Depending on your needs (speed vs. regex power), here are the three best ways to do this. ### 1. The `awk` Way (Fastest & Most Standard) This is the best approach if you are processing large files. It works like a "state machine": it turns a flag on when it sees the start tag and off when it sees the end tag. ```bash awk '/^```c/ {flag=1; next} /^```/ {flag=0} flag' ``` * **`^```c`**: Matches a line starting with the C code delimiter. * **`{flag=1; next}`**: Sets a variable `flag` to 1 and skips to the next line (so we don't print the delimiter itself). * **`^````**: Matches a line starting with the closing delimiter. * **`{flag=0}`**: Sets the flag to 0 to stop printing. * **`flag`**: A shorthand in awk that means "if flag is non-zero, print the current line." --- ### 2. The `perl` Way (Most Robust) If your code blocks aren't always on their own lines, or if you want to use advanced Regular Expressions, Perl is the b...