C与C++中string的区别与联系

The good things about the two different strings types is that they are interoperable; you can copy from C to C++ or back again. C strings can be assigned to C++ strings directly and C++ strings have a function c_str() that returns the C string equivalent. This example shows a C string that is copied to a C++ string, printed out with cout then copied back into another C string and printed out using printf.

    

 for example

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
    char * name="My Name is David";
    std::string cppname=name;
    std::cout << cppname << std::endl;
    char cname[20];
    strcpy(cname,cppname.c_str());
    printf("Again, my name is %s",cname);
    return 0;

}