Character and String
'a' is different from "a" in C and C++! Not the case in Python as I have always learned it.
Newlines
Had a pain in the ass with A1 of CS138, but was definitely a good learning experience.
This is based on how old carriages worked.
They had both a line feed (\n), and a carriage return (\r) which goes from right to left
- CR = carriage return
- LF = line feed
Strings in C
Not very clean way to do it… an abomination as Derek Rayside calls it
We use the <string.h>
char s[] = {'h', 'e', 'l', 'l', 'o', '\0'};Strings in C++
Much simpler with the #include <string> library.
