Why do you think you can use operators on strings?
The operators are overloaded in the string class.Code:string name, suspect; if(name < "John") {} if(name[3] == 'h') {} if(name+" Smith" == suspect) {}
Why do you think you can use operators on strings?
The operators are overloaded in the string class.Code:string name, suspect; if(name < "John") {} if(name[3] == 'h') {} if(name+" Smith" == suspect) {}
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