I am new to C ++, I have encountered this inequality with const std :: string assignment
This works fine: const std :: string hello = "hello"; Const std :: string message = hello + "world";
This gives the compiler error: const std :: string message = "Hello" + "world";
I do not
nobody is < P> Thanks
operator + which takes two points type
const char * and returns a new array of letters in which they point to
You can:
std :: string message = std :: string ("hello") + "world"; or even:
std :: string message = "hello" + std :: string ("world");
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