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15.21.1.Use string.length() to check the string's size

#include <iostream>

#include <string>      // include for C++ standard string class

using namespace std;

int main()

{

  string stringA = "C++";

  string stringB = "Is Cool";



  cout << "Length of stringA = " << stringA.length() << endl;

  cout << "Length of stringB = " << stringB.length() << endl;



  return 0;

}

Length of stringA = 3
Length of stringB = 7

15.21.string size
	15.21.1.	Use string.length() to check the string's size
	15.21.2.	Display the size of a string
	15.21.3.	string.size()
	15.21.4.	string size grows
	15.21.5.	Display the maximum string length
	15.21.6.	Display the capacity of a string
	15.21.7.	Set the capacity of a string to 128.
	15.21.8.	string.size(), string.length, string.capacity(), string.max_size()
	15.21.9.	functions related to size and capacity

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