Reading a file and loading it into an array?

Say I make a database of Team names in a text file, each one is on a new line. How would I read this file, and load each into an element of an array of type string?

I know how to open files, but I just don't know how to seek to the next line. I read the tutorial on this page but it just covers input of 1 string..

Any help would be appreciated.

if names are without spaces use the >> operator. Otherwise use getline().

char names[150][30] = {"\0"}; //array of 150 empty strings
ifstream fin("myFile.txt");//if myFile.txt is in same folder as compiler
int i = 0;

//you now myFile.txt is not empty but it could have up to 150 names

fin.getline(names[i++], 29);

while(!fin.eof() && i < 150)
{
fin.getline(names[i++], 29)
}

:) Thank you so much
I pieced together a demo, using what you said, although I can't seem to catch when the last element was reached..
for example

if (names[i] != " " || names[i] != "\0")
{
cout << names[i];
cout << "\t";
}

doesn't work.

Although it still prints up to 150, with all the spaces and such, pushing everything that was printed off the screen.