Stringstream in C++ | CPP Programming Video Tutorial

[@shreyjain51]

This is the best video explanation I could find over entire youtube.

[@LearningLad]

thank you :)

[@stephanewamba9610]

You makes a mistake at 1:42, you says "If you want to read from the stream you use ostringstream and if you want to write to the stream you use istringstream" but the right it's: read from the stream-> istringstream writes to the stream -> ostringstream. But well explained, I finally got it, thank you!

[@LearningLad]

ok. thank you for pointing out :)

[@bovery23]

finally, someone who explains stringstream properly

[@star-oq9bd]

That was such a simple and quick explanation. They made it seem more complicated in my lecture notes lol. Thanks!!

[@LearningLad]

Glad it was helpful!

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[@LearningLad]

You are most welcome

[@abhijeetsharma5715]

You can simply use to_string() and stoi() for the same purpose. :)

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The most elegant and perfect explanation 👌

[@LearningLad]

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[@LearningLad]

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[@ButterDJar]

thank you very much for the clear explanation and simple used example cases, now i think this will help a lot in my coding journey. Many Thanks

[@LearningLad]

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[@chaithanyareddy5855]

@@LearningLad but if we give a number greater that 10 digits it takes only 10 digits .. ex : 123456789012345 as string And the output will be 1234567890 as int .. it not converts remaining!! Why and what's the solution

[@justinx6498]

@@chaithanyareddy5855 This is probably because numbers more than 10 digits would be too large for the int data type. Try using long long int instead. It's able to contain much larger numbers than the regular int.

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[@LearningLad]

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[@chiraggupta2645]

Great video, first person I see who explains this part well without an monotonous voice.

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short and simple. absolutely loved it. thank you .

[@LearningLad]

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[@LearningLad]

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[@sockpuppet3901]

Fantastic! You got straight to the point! Thank you so much!

[@mattcorby186]

So does stringstream just work like a cast? That's what i'm getting out of this

[@Suraj6642]

please make videos of data structures

[@aniruddhashahapurkar9244]

Very nicely explained!!

[@LearningLad]

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[@gauravbansal1762]

Helpful video, Thanks!!

[@LearningLad]

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[@aakarshanraj1176]

Thanks for the video, you explained it clearly

[@LearningLad]

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[@christiancoder454]

Wonderful explanation. Thank you for your help.

[@LearningLad]

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[@Jason-ft5xm]

Sir I got a question, we have std::to_string right? just wondering the difference

[@suraj_cricclub3630]

if string input is "14-21-299'' then how to we split it using string stream

[@SATYAMKUMAR-sw7dq]

Very nice explanation

[@LearningLad]

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[@mowafkmha4505]

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[@LearningLad]

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[@Vinay_646]

@@LearningLad can we do this by type casting ?

[@ProGamer-dw1eb]

why cant we using typeconversion directly?

[@datle1339]

thank you, very helpful

[@LearningLad]

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[@omarhafud]

Very simple and clear explanation! Thanks

[@Rockyzach88]

is stringstream considering "cheating"? Like should I be using other ways that don't require being able to basically use dynamic typing with a static typed language?

[@katarina6212]

so basically stringstream is used to easily convert from int to string and backwards, something like atoi? I don't really get is the stringstream data saved as string or as int..

[@surajoberai]

how can we store only half part of string in any integer variable?

[@saravana8016]

Clear Explanation

[@LearningLad]

Thank you :)

[@maharun]

Thank you very very much brother..

[@niteshsingh7674]

which ide u r using??

[@LearningLad]

i'm using codeblocks ide.

[@leizhang3853]

why it has to be "sso >sso" and also "sso >> strinput" not "strinput

[@LearningLad]

Lei Zhang is the stream extraction operator. it is used to extract data from a stream. with sso >> input; we are reading data from the stream and storing it in input variable. Hope this helps :)

[@goedeck1]

@@LearningLad Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the confusion is that the stream is "outside", so when you input to the stream you output from you; when you output from the stream you are inputting to you.

[@chrishemsworth1306]

Commenting here, just for demonstration purpose!

[@LearningLad]

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[@joshuathomas5062]

So string-stream has an internal function that does automatic conversions from the integer representation of a number to the character representation of a number? does this create any problems when converting between the two?

[@goedeck1]

Yes, I would like to see what happens when the string is like "120d4", or "123xxxx45".

[@tejaaravind5271]

can u tell me the role of istingstream in c++ string s; istringstream ss(s);

[@Ijusthaveacamera]

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[@LearningLad]

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[@cesarcalderon2499]

output can also be std::cout

[@amanahmed6057]

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[@jorgeherrera1074]

So why not just static_cast our integer to a string rather than doing this?

[@jorgeherrera1074]

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[@LearningLad]

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[@sjchat]

only this video helped me out to clear the concept of sstream! thanks a ton! btw, can you tell me the editor used in this video. thanks again in advance; :D

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[@masbro1901]

don't understand completely. what is the main purpose stringstream ?change int to string ?

[@mxd8]

my guess is to understand the difference in the types being utilized

[@anshumaan1024]

I am also confused like you, I think it simply converts string to integer, vice-versa

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[@LearningLad]

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