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C++ String capacity()This function gives the current size of the allocated space for the string. Capacity of the string is not necessarily equal to the size or length of the string. If it is greater, it means extra space is allocated for other string operations. SyntaxConsider a string str. Syntax would be: str.capacity(); ParameterThis function does not contain any parameter. Return valueIt returns the size of the currently allocated space for the string. ExampleLet's see a simple example. #include<iostream> using namespace std; int main() { string str = "Hello java program"; cout<<"capacity of the string is : "<<str; return 0; } Output: capacity of the string is : 18 In this example, we find capacity of the string.
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