Comparing two C-style strings is done quite differently from how we compare library strings. When we compare two library strings, we use the normal relational or equality operators

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Comparing two C-style strings is done quite differently from how we compare library strings. When we compare two library strings, we use the normal relational or equality operators.

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string s1 = "A string example";
string s2 = "A different string";
if (s1 < s2) // false: s2 is less than s1

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Comparing two C-style strings is done quite differently from how we compare library strings. When we compare two library strings, we use the normal relational or equality operators

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