What do you mean by unneccesary? You can use the std::string library.
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Does turbo c++ even support c++ style strings? My guess is you'd have to use char arrays or switch to something better than turbo c.
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Does turbo c++ even support c++ style strings? My guess is you'd have to use char arrays or switch to something better than turbo c.
Who knows? I have never used anything other than the Microsoft Compiler. Don't people know that you can get much better compilers free? I usually don't answer turbo c threads, and you can see why. :-|
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Of course the OP could attempt to write the program himself:rolleyes:
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