Thread: Char[] of C# to what in C++

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    Unhappy Char[] of C# to what in C++

    Hi all, I need some help, I have done a program in C# and now I have to convert it in Managed C++.

    That's the code:
    Code:
    int length;
    char[] source;
    char[] input;
    
    source=input;
    length=input.Length;
    How can I use to convert the char[] in Managed C++??

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    Well C++ has
    char source[100];

    But I'm guessing using std::string will have more features, like managing the size for you.

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    What confuses me is how C# allows a character array to have a integer member.
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    Probably the same Java would do it, automatic conversion of integer to string.
    C# is almost certainly smart enough to see that you're defining a string, and converting the integer to its string representation.

    In Java the following
    Code:
    String x = "" + 1;
    yields a String with the value "1".

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