text: Hey everyone, still learning c++ I had a question.
  How do I create an array that will hold strings of text.
  such as:
  ??? map[10];
  map[1]= "text";
  map[2] = "text2";
  map[10] = "text3";
  cout<< map[1] "\n";
  help would be great
  ink
  You can do it in many different ways,
  but I think c++ fanatics recommends using stl vector,
  theres a little example here. .
  But i would just do
  #include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; int main(){ string array[10]; array[0] = "element1"; array[1] = "element2"; cout << array[0] <<endl; }
  Hope it helps
  As monkey_king points out there is a variety of options. Your question is similar to asking "How do I make cookies?" In order to best answer your question we need more input or make our best guess as to what you need/want/know.
  Do you know there are multiple types of strings? If so, which type are you planning to use?
  If you're not using STL strings do you know how to manipulate C style strings using functions like strcmp(), strcopy(), etc?
  Do you know about STL classes such as vector and string? If so they can make programming easier by handling a bunch of tasks for you. If not, so be it. You can still write valid, portable code without using them.
  If you are using C style strings do you know about multidimensional arrays?