Does std::string have a null terminator?
c++, null, null-terminated, stdstring, string
Solution
No, but if you say `temp.c_str()` a null terminator will be included in the return from this method.
It's also worth saying that you can include a null character in a string just like any other character.
string s("hello");
cout << s.size() << ' ';
s[1] = '\0';
cout << s.size() << '\n';
prints
`5 5`
and not `5 1` as you might expect if null characters had a special meaning for strings.
Problem
Will the below string contain the null terminator `'\0'`? ``` std::string temp = "hello whats up"; ```