Is there a way to add strings to a list without the quotation marks in C++?
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I have a C++ file with over 4000 lines of first names, and I put all of the names in a list using
C++:
#include
#includeusing namespace std;
list list_name(99999, Aaren
Aarika
Abagael
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I have a C++ file with over 4000 lines of first names, and I put all of the names in a list using
C++:
#include
#includeusing namespace std;
list list_name(99999, Aaren
Aarika
Abagael
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I have a C++ file with over 4000 lines of first names, and I put all of the names in a list using
C++:
#include
#includeusing namespace std;
list list_name(99999, Aaren
Aarika
Abagael
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See the red "Got a programming question?" link at the top. Not a good start as part of the community. :rolleyes:
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I'm guessing the name means "Idiot finding out what I can get away with" - marketing dweebs don't care about accuracy ...
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I have a C++ file with over 4000 lines of first names, and I put all of the names in a list using
C++:
#include
#includeusing namespace std;
list list_name(99999, Aaren
Aarika
Abagael
...No offence but everything about this is wrong. Posted in the wrong place, with the wrong formatting, using `std::list` is probably wrong (the C++ name for a list is `std::vector`), including `bits/stdc++.h` is wrong, `using namespace std` is .. OK not exactly *wrong* but a bad practice, and putting your data directly in the code instead of loading it from a file or resource is also questionable.
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No offence but everything about this is wrong. Posted in the wrong place, with the wrong formatting, using `std::list` is probably wrong (the C++ name for a list is `std::vector`), including `bits/stdc++.h` is wrong, `using namespace std` is .. OK not exactly *wrong* but a bad practice, and putting your data directly in the code instead of loading it from a file or resource is also questionable.
