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Java 101: Java’s character and assorted string classes support text-processing

Though Java already has a character type and char keyword to represent and manipulate characters, the language also requires a Character class for two reasons: Character c1 = new Character ('A'); ...
Ars Technica

C++ convert string to const char*

I have a main.cc file that takes an input file as an argument. I then want to print stuff into an output file with the same name as the input file but with a different extension. The input files are ...
TheServerSide

Java Scanner char input example without nextChar

Community driven content discussing all aspects of software development from DevOps to design patterns. The Java Scanner class provides methods that take String input and convert that String into any ...
InfoWorld

How to split strings efficiently in C#

Optimizing the performance of your .NET applications requires efficient resource management. Memory allocations and deallocations must be performed optimally in performance-critical applications. One ...
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"Converting AnsiString/Float/Int to char *" or "Why I hate c++"

<chandler from friends><rhetorical question>Ok, could I *be* more frustrated?</rhetorical question></chandler from friends><BR><BR>All I want to do is spit out a number (in this case a float) into a ...