629: Highlights

• If you wish to create an array at run time to store a character string, then instantiate the following pattern:

  character-pointer variable = new char[character count + 1] 
  

• If you want to use C++'s string-handling functions, then include the following line in your program:

  #include  
  

• If you want to determine the number of characters in a character array, and you have included #include <string.h> in your program, then instantiate the following pattern:

  strlen(name of character array) 
  

• If you want to copy a string from one array into another, and you have included #include <string.h> in your program, then instantiate the following pattern:

  strcpy (name of target array, name of source array);