To use memset(), what is the difference between
#include <string> //did not work
and
#include <string.h> //worked
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To use memset(), what is the difference between #include <string> //did not work and
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To use memset(), what is the difference between
#include <string> //did not work
and
#include <string.h> //worked
Thanks!
<string>is a C++ standard library include, and<string.h>is C standard library include.The equivalent of
<string.h>in C++ is<cstring>, although both will work.The difference is:
<cstring>wraps everything in thestdnamespace whereas<string.h>puts everything in the global namespace.Also, expect some stricter type safety rules from
<cstring>.