Converting a C++ string
to a char array is pretty straightorward using the c_str
function of string and then doing strcpy
. However, how to do the opposite?
I have a char array like: char arr[ ] = "This is a test";
to be converted back to: string str = "This is a test
.
Converting a C++ string
to a char array is pretty straightorward using the c_str
function of string and then doing strcpy
. However, how to do the opposite?
I have a char array like: char arr[ ] = "This is a test";
to be converted back to: string str = "This is a test
.
Converting a C++ string
to a char array is pretty straightorward using the c_str
function of string and then doing strcpy
. However, how to do the opposite?
I have a char array like: char arr[ ] = "This is a test";
to be converted back to: string str = "This is a test
.
Converting a C++ string
to a char array is pretty straightorward using the c_str
function of string and then doing strcpy
. However, how to do the opposite?
I have a char array like: char arr[ ] = "This is a test";
to be converted back to: string str = "This is a test
.
Converting a C++ string
to a char array is pretty straightorward using the c_str
function of string and then doing strcpy
. However, how to do the opposite?
I have a char array like: char arr[ ] = "This is a test";
to be converted back to: string str = "This is a test
.
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