STRING RESEARCH IN THE C++ PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

Abstract

This article explores the structure, manipulation, and research approaches related to strings—also referred to as “lines”—in the C++ programming language. Strings are among the most fundamental data types in modern software engineering, serving as the basis for text processing, user interaction, and data representation. The study investigates standard string implementations in C++, including char arrays, std::string, and std::wstring, while analyzing the performance, memory management, and algorithmic complexity associated with string operations. The findings show that modern C++ standards, especially since C++11 and later, have optimized string handling through move semantics, better memory allocation, and integration with standard algorithms.