Do strings in c++ always end with null? If I have a string str = "hey";
, will str[3] always be null? I only care about the index following the last character of the string, that is, I don't care what the value for str[4] is. :P
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Do strings in c++ always end with null? If I have a string str = "hey";
, will str[3] always be null? I only care about the index following the last character of the string, that is, I don't care what the value for str[4] is. :P
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output: ok
"If pos is equal to the string length, the function returns a reference to a null character ('\0')." It's posted here.