Why /0 can't terminate string? please help

[Jackyms0083]

Why /0 can't terminate string?
i know /0 can terminate the cstring, but how come it can't stop the string (class) in c++. I hear someone said because the c++string is a class and one of its member store the length of the array, so it won't scan its length when we run it again. we only change one of its variable.
is this true?? please show me a simple program to terminate the string(if possible).
Thx!

 

[Mash_online]

Hey pal

Try using \0 at the end of running characters (The key you use "/" is invalid)

check this out:
char * name;
name=new char(20);
name={"Madhur Shankar"};
cout<<"The Name Is "<<name<<"\n";

name[6]='\0';//I am Inserting a Null
cout<<"My Name Is"<<name<<"\n";

o/p may be:
The Name Is Madhur Shankar
The Name Is Madhur