I heard that the operators for string manipulations have been
overloaded in standard c++.
like for strcmp, we use == and for assignment, we use =. is it true?
also, what are the function equivalents in standard c++ for:
1.) clrscr(); //clear the screen
2.) gotoxy(int x_axis,int y_axis); // go to position in screen at x
axis and y axis 4 1121
MC felon wrote:
I heard that the operators for string manipulations have been
overloaded in standard c++.
like for strcmp, we use == and for assignment, we use =. is it true?
Almost, just the other way round. For "==" _you_ use strcmp
and for assignment ("=") _you_ use strcpy. :>
Trust me -- with C++ strings it is much harder to shoot yourself
in the foot than with C arrays of characters.
also, what are the function equivalents in standard c++ for:
1.) clrscr(); //clear the screen
2.) gotoxy(int x_axis,int y_axis); // go to position in screen at x
axis and y axis
There are none, AFAIR. Usually the platform you run your programs
on gives you a platform-specific means to do it, like "conio.h".
Might as well use them in C++.
HTH,
- J.
MC felon wrote:
I heard that the operators for string manipulations have been
overloaded in standard c++.
like for strcmp, we use == and for assignment, we use =. is it true?
also, what are the function equivalents in standard c++ for:
1.) clrscr(); //clear the screen
2.) gotoxy(int x_axis,int y_axis); // go to position in screen at x
axis and y axis
The std::string is a versatile class with many member functions and
operator overloads.
Overloading operators with any class is a C++ cornerstone.
[15.20] How can I clear the screen? Is there something like clrscr()? http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/input-output.html
C++ doesn't rely on a screen to be available at all. If it did it
probably wouldn't be portable. While that might seem like a restriction
to you, its one of its strong points. C++ code doesn't confine itself
to any particular graphical user interface (or platform) although some
cross-platform GUI libraries are available.
On Dec 12, 12:01 pm, "MC felon" <paec....@gmail.comwrote:
I heard that the operators for string manipulations have been
overloaded in standard c++.
like for strcmp, we use == and for assignment, we use =. is it true?
Yes, but the really nice thing is the concatenation operator +, I can
concatenate strings together without having to worry about buffer
overflows and stuff like that and with a nice syntax:
std::string str = "Hello";
str += " World!";
--
Erik Wikström
MC felon wrote:
I heard that the operators for string manipulations have been
overloaded in standard c++.
You've heard that? It's certianly true, but if you want to become
proficient in C++ you need to be learning more efficiently than just
hearing about the occasional feature. You need a good textbook or two.
This is ideal if you have some programming experience http://www.acceleratedcpp.com/
And this is an excellent reference for the standard library, including
(but by no means limited to) std::string http://www.josuttis.com/libbook/
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