String_type types are common to arrays, vectors and strings (which refers to their elements as characters). The subscript operator, like the iterator, is used to access the elements and dereference operators obtain the element.
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(Sep 22, 2022 09:12 PM)Ostronomos Wrote: String_type types are common to arrays, vectors and strings (which refers to their elements as characters). The subscript operator, like the iterator, is used to access the elements and dereference operators obtain the element.IMHO this sort of thing is the beginning of the end of programming, possibly also civilisation as we know it - heaven only knows what goes on behind the curtain. Kids now just Google 'The cheapest pizza in town' - there's no quality or soul to it. |
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