Arrays of strings

Arrays of strings

Strings can be used like any other data type.
Arrays can have a string base type.
For example, the array NameList declared below can store up to 20 names of any number of characters:

string NameList[10];

The array NameList can be filled as follows:

cout << "Enter 10 names one per line:\n";
int n;
for (n = 0; n < 10; n++)
getline(cin, NameList[n]);

The user may for example type in the following:

Osama bin Laden - a 25 million dollar man 
George W. Bush       
Prof. Al Davis      
Alan (Green-back) Greenspan
Evan Gallagher  
Ming (the merciless) Leung      
Pete Swanson    
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Mohammed Ali (born Cassius Clay)
George Harrison, former Beatles member

Since each name is a string, and a string can be output to the screen using cout <<, these 10 names can be written to the screen as follows:

cout << "Here are the 10 names:\n";
for (n = 0; n < 10; n++)
cout << NameList[n] << endl;

The output will appear exactly the same as the above input:
```
Osama bin Laden - a 25 million dollar man 
George W. Bush       
Prof. Al Davis      
Alan (Green-back) Greenspan
Evan Gallagher  
Ming (the merciless) Leung      
Pete Swanson    
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Mohammed Ali (born Cassius Clay)
George Harrison, former Beatles member
```