C++ Chapter 2.
Strings

Capitalizing a string

In C++, you can capitalize a string using the standard library without the need for third-party libraries.

Concatenating strings

In C++, we’ve got a few ways to concatenate strings.

Converting a string to lower case

Here’s how you smash case differences in C++, capital letters bowing down to the little ones.

Deleting characters matching a pattern

Let’s rip out characters using erase and remove_if alongside lambda expressions.

Extracting substrings

C++ makes it easy to grab a substring.

Finding the length of a string

C++ provides a straightforward way to find a string’s length using the length() method of the std::string class.

Interpolating a string

C++ doesn’t have built-in string interpolation like some other languages.

Removing quotes from a string

Here’s a straightforward way to kick those quotes to the curb in C++.

Searching and replacing text

C++ offers several ways to search and replace text.

Using regular expressions

C++11 introduced support for regular expressions in the standard library, <regex>, offering a robust framework for string searching and manipulation.

C++ Chapter 2.Strings

C++ Chapter 2.
Strings