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Refactor all basics #1
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For example if you want to store a text, you can make use of the `string` type. The string is one of the types that are always available if there's a a C++ compiler. Those types are part of the so called standard library, called `std`.
For example, if you want to store a text, you can make use of the `string` type.
The `string` is one of the types that are always available.
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commented 2020年09月11日 20:54:22 +02:00
It needs to become clearer that the string type is available in the sense of being installed on the machine, but not available in our program before including.
It needs to become clearer that the string type is available in the sense of being installed on the machine, but not available in our program before including.
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merged commit 7b5fcfd767 into master 2020年09月11日 21:09:19 +02:00
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deleted branch refactor 2020年09月11日 21:13:05 +02:00
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