I am trying to do a simple string access at 0, and for some reason I get an out of bounds error in Borland Builder 5 C++.
Has anyone found a way around this? Is there a special type of string that the Borland Compiler uses?
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I am trying to do a simple string access at 0, and for some reason I get an out of bounds error in Borland Builder 5 C++.
Has anyone found a way around this? Is there a special type of string that the Borland Compiler uses?
Yes, It is a special String type used by Borland C++ Builder.
Variables of this type are indexed from 1.
I know that it may be a bit confusing – I also couldn’t believe it for a long time.