Why do you use strcmp for a std::string? strcmp receives char*, not strings! You have to cast if you must use strcmp, but I do not think you are obliged to do something like that.
Note also, that...
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Why do you use strcmp for a std::string? strcmp receives char*, not strings! You have to cast if you must use strcmp, but I do not think you are obliged to do something like that.
Note also, that...