access string

This section is translated from Apple's official documents by Cocoachina Translation team member jacefu (personal blog):The Swift programming language--language guide--access Control。 Proofreading: Childhoodandy (blog), please errata. Apple added a

In the swift language, there are three types of access modifiers, private,internal and public, respectively. At the same time, Swift's control of access rights is not class-based, butfile-based。 The difference is as follows:The properties or methods

Access control can limit the level of access to your code in a source file or module, which means you can control which code you can access and which code you can't access. This feature allows us to hide some of the details of the implementation of

Introduction to String class functions in standard C + +Look, it's not CString.The reason to discard char* strings and select the String class in the C + + standard library is because he compares with the former, doesn't have to worry about enough

MSSQL connection string ( 1 ) Oledb Windows Authentication " Provider = sqloledb; Data Source = PEK7-6TKX23X \ sqlexpress; initial catalog = test; trusted_connection = yes; " ; SQL Server Authentication " Provider = sqloledb; Data Source =

Turn from: http://chaozaiai.blog.163.com/blog/static/91328155201223181041376/ The Append function can add a string (or data string) to the back of a string The Assign function can set the contents of a string (or data string) to a string The AT

1-Hierarchical inheritance2-Variable and immutable concepts3-string3.1-string is a very special class3.2-string literals vs. String objectsMethods of 3.3-string3.3.1-length ()3.3.2-concat (String)3.3.3-indexof (..)3.3.4-substring (..)3.3.5-replace3.3

1) String manipulationstrcpy (P, p1) copy stringstrncpy (P, p1, N) copy the specified length stringStrcat (P, p1) Append stringStrncat (P, p1, N) append specified length stringStrlen (p) Take string lengthstrcmp (P, p1) comparison stringSTRCASECMP

1) String manipulationstrcpy (P, p1) copy stringstrncpy (P, p1, N) copies the specified length stringStrcat (P, p1) Append stringStrncat (P, p1, N) append a specified length stringStrlen (p) Take string lengthstrcmp (P, p1) compare stringsSTRCASECMP

  7.1 stringClass7.2StringbufferClass 7.1 stringClassObjects of the string class cannot be changed once they are created.String constant. In the previous program, we have used the String constant multiple times.For example, "input a integer data/N"