The initializer of s8—string(10, \'c\')—creates a string of the given size and character value and then copies that value into s8. It is as if we had written

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The initializer of s8—string(10, 'c')—creates a string of the given size and character value and then copies that value into s8. It is as if we had written.

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string temp(10, 'c'); // temp is cccccccccc
string s8 = temp; // copy temp into s8

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The initializer of s8—string(10, \'c\')—creates a string of the given size and character value and then copies that value into s8. It is as if we had written

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