Thread: String concatination

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    String concatination

    Hi freind I have a doudt

    here is my code
    Code:
    void endtag(string& label)
    {
    	string temp2;
    	string str1;
    	string str2;
    	str1= "\" ;
            str2=readlabel(temp);
    	if(str2!= (str1+label))
    	{
    		cout<< " end tag is wrong "<<endl;
    	}
    }
    I am not able to add (' \' to label )=like this "\book" assume the label here is book .can I do this....

    help me please.......

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    yes, assuming that your string is an std::string

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    The \ is a special character you need to "escape" by putting another \ in front of it like \n (newline), \t (tab), etc... So, it should be "\\" and not "\".
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