Can you hold strings inside an array??

Question

is there any possible way to hold strings inside an array.

Answer 1

Yes you can:

string s[10];

or

string s[] = {"hi", "there"};

Answer 2

vector = array

Answer 3

@teja, OК

vector <string> strings;
//←★initialize the vector

for(string temp;cin>>temp;)
strings.push_back(temp);
//←★while read string add it to the end of the vector
// ←★this loop will stop when it encounters an end of file

copy(strings.begin(), strings.end(),
ostream_iterator<string>(cout, "\n"));
//←★it's function of simple output of the vector

Anything else?

Answer 4

@teja
Vector is a wrapper for the standard array in C++. It automatically increases its size if it overflows. The vector also contains many "Goodies" as fast sorting (#include <algorithm>, std:sort) simple output. It is appropriate and proper use could make the program faster and more functional.

Answer 5

String is even in the vectors can contain =)

vector <string> strings;
for(string temp;cin>>temp;)
strings.push_back(temp);
copy(strings.begin(), strings.end(),
ostream_iterator<string>(std::cout, "\n"));

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

yes, in real it is very practical approach;)

Answer 8

Mr. super_s can u explain ur example in detail please

Answer 9

thank you Mr. super_s

Answer 10

but what does a vector means