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Old 12-30-2008
substitute for java '+' operator in c or c++
could some one suggest me the substitute for java's + operator for concatenating two strings in c and cpp languageSmilie
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Old 12-30-2008
Look for a "String" class in C++. Almost all libraries have them. The "standard" C++ library includes one. Here's a fuller answer: Cprogramming.com - C++ Standard Library - String Class
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Old 12-30-2008
C doesn't have "Strings", you can only allocate arrays of characters, which most functions expect to be \0 terminated.
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Old 12-30-2008
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Originally Posted by pludi
C doesn't have "Strings", you can only allocate arrays of characters, which most functions expect to be \0 terminated.
Right. This cannot be done in standard C. You can use C++ and use no other C++ features and you will have something almost exactly like C -- except for the overloaded String operations.
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