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Re: Simple solution to database

Jun 11th, 2007

don't use c style file i/o and strings in c++ programs. Yes its valid to do that but c++ file i/o and c++ string class are generally easier to use and makes your program less buggy.

c++ vectors and lists are the containers that will make it almost trivel to resize. You can create a 2d vector (rows and columns) by using a vector of vectors, something like this.

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typedef vector<string> COLUMNS;
vector<COLUMS> rows;

Last edited by Ancient Dragon : Jun 11th, 2007 at 7:14 am.

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