Strings <string>
C++ supports C-style strings—plain C-style character arrays terminated with a null character ('\0', with ASCII code zero). The C Standard Library offers various headers with functions to manipulate such strings. Working directly with C-style strings, however, has serious drawbacks. Analogous to working with plain arrays (compared to working with, say, std::vector), a C-style string doesn’t know its own size, and it is your job to allocate the required memory. It also falls to ...
