many contestant in CF use std::string which i more easy than old c style string. but many experiensed programmers use old style string . what do you think which is better .please comment about their advantages and disadventages.
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many contestant in CF use std::string which i more easy than old c style string. but many experiensed programmers use old style string . what do you think which is better .please comment about their advantages and disadventages.
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Just personal tastes.
std::string
is little more convenient.Usually char array (C style) used, when its needed to read, write big text fast.
does anyone know how to read a string from input using scanf and put it in "std::string" variable?
Read in char* buffer, then std::string s = buff.
I want direct way , I want to use std::string to avoid the char
scanf() is C function, it does not know C++ class string. The only way to read C++ string is to say where to write data, but it is unsafe. So, there is no direct way.