my #include <string> wont make "string" bold

Hello,
Can you please assist, why my Dev C++ program, wont see that I am trying to introduce the string library? Eaxmple:

#include <iostream>
#include <string.h>
using namespace std;
...
...
...
int id;
    string name;
    int item;
    float cost;

int is bold, float is bold, but string is not...
Can someone give me an idea why?

I also tried <string.h> .

Thanks for your assistance!

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Although it wont make it bold, I just realised it still uses it. So library is called after all. Sorry to waste anyone's time.

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Keywords: bold. Library types: normal.

And std::string is from <string> , not <string.h> .

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Try

#include <string>

string.h is not meant for 'C++strings', it is for char* or 'C-strings'

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