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But that object is not a string, it is char buffer. You cannot directly substitute one for the other. Yes I realize they can be used to store the same data, bu
by algorithmsRcool 6y ago
But that object is not a string, it is char buffer. You cannot directly substitute one for the other.
Yes I realize they can be used to store the same data, but you've defined a new type that is incompatible with an actual string object.