Question

In the code snippet below, what is the meaning of string::npos? string e_acute = u8"\U000000e9"; string high_speed_train = u8"\U0001f684"; string message = "San Jose"; size_t pos = message.find(e_acute); if (pos != string::npos) { cout << "Do you know the way?" << endl; } No position Non-negative position It is a typo for pos and does not have a meaning as typed. Non-positive position

          In the code snippet below, what is the meaning of string::npos?
string e_acute = u8"\U000000e9";
string high_speed_train = u8"\U0001f684";
string message = "San Jose";
size_t pos = message.find(e_acute);
if (pos != string::npos)
{
cout << "Do you know the way?" << endl;
}
No position
Non-negative position
It is a typo for pos and does not have a meaning as typed.
Non-positive position

In the code snippet below, what is the meaning of string::npos?
string eacute = u8"000000e9";
string highspeedtrain = u8"0001f684";
string message = "San Jose";
sizet pos = message.find(eacute);
if (pos != string::npos)

cout << "Do you know the way?" << endl;

No position
Non-negative position
It is a typo for pos and does not have a meaning as typed.
Non-positive position

Added by Albert T.

Computer Science and Information Technology

Trishna Knowledge Systems 2018 Edition

Instant Answer

Solved by Expert Supreeta N

Step 1

The code is written in C++ and is using the standard string class to perform operations on text. Show more…

Show all steps

Thanks for your feedback!

In the code snippet below, what is the meaning of string::npos? string e_acute = u8"U000000e9"; string high_speed_train = u8"U000lf684"; string message = "San Jose"; size_t pos = message.find(e_acute); if (pos != string::npos) cout << "Do you know the way?" << endl; No position Non-negative position It is a typo for pos and does not have a meaning as typed. Non-positive position