Appending Characters to Strings in C++
Learn efficient ways to append characters to C++ strings using push_back, +=, append, and +. Compare time complexity, performance, and memory usage for optimal string manipulation.
If you've programmed in C, you've likely used functions like printf
that accept a variable number of arguments. You might have wondered how this is possible. Well in this article, we will demystify the working of variadic function
like printf
.
A variadic function is a function that accepts a variable number of arguments. In C, this is commonly seen with functions like printf
and scanf
.
Learn efficient ways to append characters to C++ strings using push_back, +=, append, and +. Compare time complexity, performance, and memory usage for optimal string manipulation.
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