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T9U5 Miscellaneous Functions

The document describes two miscellaneous functions in C++: 'assign()' for assigning parts of a string to another string, and 'beign()' for obtaining a reference to the first character of a string. An example code snippet demonstrates the usage of these functions, showing how to assign a substring and access the first character. The output of the code is 'C plus' and 'C'.

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T9U5 Miscellaneous Functions

The document describes two miscellaneous functions in C++: 'assign()' for assigning parts of a string to another string, and 'beign()' for obtaining a reference to the first character of a string. An example code snippet demonstrates the usage of these functions, showing how to assign a substring and access the first character. The output of the code is 'C plus' and 'C'.

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Miscellaneous Functions

· assign() -- This function is used to assign a string wholly / partly to another string object .

· beign() -- This member function returns the references of the first character of the string

#include<iostream.h>

#include<conio.h>

void main()

clrscr();

string s1(" C plus plus ");

string s2;

char *x;

x=s1.beign();

int x=0;

s2.assign(s1,0,6);

cout<<s2;

cout<<*x;

getch();

OUTPUT

C plus

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