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Do that and you'll learn

This is the first lesson I give when giving programming courses

making it with a longer string doesn't change the concept and things you learn from it

save them in an array of char* for each line and use a loop to print it all

save them in an array of char* for each line and use a loop to print it all

s/n array of char*/a vector of std::string

he is in C

Not an excuse for not using good programmign practices

there is no vectors in C

i tell you hack ms, tyep ping microsoft.com to hack ms

s/n array of char*/a vector of std::string

this is shit programming practice

vector<string> over char**?

it is a poorly designed binding for char* at best

takes too much extra space

helps you avoid memory leaks

only fucking retards have memory leaks

string should not be used if possible

it should not for immutable suff, for mutable, it is good

no it is also shit for mutable

For immutable, string_view should be used

where is string_view located btw?

<string_view>

char* are far worse

no they are not

suuuure, strlen is so fast

concatenation or printing of char* require strlen dude

concatenation or printing of char* require strlen dude

where you reserve 8 bytes before it

which does the same as std::string

it is not

because std::string has MORE

because std::string has MORE

std::string has function definitions

the functions of a class aren't always stored again when you use the same class twice

the functions of a class aren't always stored again when you use the same class twice