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String Example

The document provides C++ code examples demonstrating various string manipulation functions such as append, assign, length, at, compare, insert, erase, find, replace, and swap. Each function is illustrated with a brief description and corresponding code snippets. The main function showcases the swap operation between two string objects.

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String Example

The document provides C++ code examples demonstrating various string manipulation functions such as append, assign, length, at, compare, insert, erase, find, replace, and swap. Each function is illustrated with a brief description and corresponding code snippets. The main function showcases the swap operation between two string objects.

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#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

void demo_append()
{
//append() :- used to extend the current string by appending another string to it.

string s1="Manish";
string s2="Sinha";
string s3="Gupta";
s2=[Link](s2);
[Link](s3);

cout<<s2;
}

void demo_assign()
{
//assign():- Used to assign a new content to the existing string by replacing its current content

string s1="Manish";
string s2=" Ajay Sinha";

cout<<s1 <<endl;
[Link](s2);
cout<<s1 <<endl;
}
void dLength()
{
//length(): is used to find the length of the string (number of character in a string)
//size(): is used to find the length of the string (number of character in a string)

string str="Manjeet";
cout<<"Length of string:"<<[Link]()<<endl;
cout<<"size of string:"<<[Link]();

void demo_at()
{
//at(): It returns a character at a specified position.
string str="Manjeet";
//cout<<[Link](2);

for(int i=0;i<[Link]();i++)
cout<<[Link](i);
}
void demo_compare()
{
//compare() : used to compare two string objects. This funtion returns zero(0), if all the
//characters of both string objects are same.

string s1="Manjeet";
string s2="Manjeet1";
int x=[Link](s2);
if(x==0)
cout<<"equal";
else
cout<<"not equal";

void demo_insert()
{
//insert(): is used to insert string at specified position.
string s1="SUSH";
string s2="BHA";
//insert s2 in s1 from 2nd position

[Link](2,s2);

cout<<s1;
}

void demp_erase()
{
//erase(): is used to remvoe the characters from specified position

string s1="SUBHASH";

//erase 3 characters in s1 from 2nd position


[Link](2,3);

cout<<s1;

void demo_find()
{
//find(): searches a string for a specified substring and returns
//the position of the first occurrence in the string.

int pos;
string s1="I am [Link](CS) IV Semester student";
pos=[Link]("am");
cout<<endl<<pos;
}

void demo_replace()
{
//replace(): used to replace specified character by a specified string.

string s1="SOOOASH";
string s2="UBH";
[Link](1,3,s2);
cout<<s1;
}

main()
{

//swap(): exchange the contents of two string objects;

string s1="Manjeet";
string s2="Ranjeet";

cout<<s1<<"\t\t"<<s2<<endl;

[Link](s2);

cout<<s1<<"\t\t"<<s2;

return 0;
}

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