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What is the purpose of the getline() function when inputting string objects?
What is the purpose of the getline() function when inputting string objects?
- To get a string from the user and assign it to the desired string object (correct)
- To convert integer inputs to string type
- To print the string objects on the console
- To check if the string objects are empty
How many arguments does the getline() function have in Syntax 1?
How many arguments does the getline() function have in Syntax 1?
- Three
- Four
- One
- Two (correct)
What happens if a character is provided as the third argument in the getline() function?
What happens if a character is provided as the third argument in the getline() function?
- The input process will terminate when that character is entered (correct)
- The character will be added to the string object
- The character will replace the existing string object
- The character will be ignored during input
Which function is used for inputting character arrays?
Which function is used for inputting character arrays?
What is the purpose of assigning s3 to the combination of s1 and s2 in the given program?
What is the purpose of assigning s3 to the combination of s1 and s2 in the given program?
Which syntax of getline() allows for terminating the input when a specific character is encountered?
Which syntax of getline() allows for terminating the input when a specific character is encountered?
What is the advantage of using the string class in C++ compared to storing strings in arrays?
What is the advantage of using the string class in C++ compared to storing strings in arrays?
How can you concatenate two or more strings using the string class?
How can you concatenate two or more strings using the string class?
What header file should you include to work with string objects in C++?
What header file should you include to work with string objects in C++?
How do you declare a string object in C++?
How do you declare a string object in C++?
What is the purpose of defining a string object by placing the string constant in double quotation marks?
What is the purpose of defining a string object by placing the string constant in double quotation marks?
What does assigning one string object to another using the arithmetic operator '+' accomplish?
What does assigning one string object to another using the arithmetic operator '+' accomplish?
