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Differences between std::string and String
Pavan Kumar Dittakavi
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Hi Experts,
What is the difference between std::
string
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std::string
is the string class from the standard C++ library.
String
is some other string class from some other library. It's hard to say from which library, because there are many different libraries that have their own class called
String
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