String. Erase ()

To implement this function in the code, remove the brackets of the string stored in string [00000001]. The first thing that comes to mind is the string. Erase () function. Result...

Code:

 1 #include <iostream> 2 #include <string> 3  4 using namespace std; 5  6 void strSize() 7 { 8     string strTest = "[0000-0001]"; 9     strTest.erase(strTest.size() - 1);10     strTest.erase(0);11 }12 13 void strLength()14 {15     string strTest = "[0000-0001]";16     strTest.erase(strTest.length() - 1);17     strTest.erase(0);18 19     cout << strTest << endl;20 }21 22 void strIterator()23 {24     string strTest = "[0000-0001]";25     strTest.erase(strTest.begin());26     strTest.erase(strTest.end() - 1);27 }28 29 int main(int argc, char *argv)30 {31     strIterator();32 33     return 0;34 }

This Code contains three functions for test, but only one is available, striterator

The other two always prompt a segment error. In addition, tracing debugging finds that after erase is used, the size of strtest is changed to 0.

After that, you have enough knowledge to solve the problem.

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String. Erase ()