The String class is native to Java, but in C/C++, developers use std::string (C++) or char arrays (C). Why is it considered bad practice to use Java-style strings in C++, and how does this impact performance and memory management?
The String class is native to Java, but in C/C++, developers use std::string (C++) or char arrays (C). Why is it considered bad practice to use Java-style strings in C++, and how does this impact performance and memory management?
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