Vector to *char

#1 Do you mean an ordinary C array (like "char array[20];")? In this case 'array' already is a char*.

#2 No it's an actual vector type. You can .resize() and .len()

It's its own class. You can declare a vector of characters, integers, floats...whatever (same way like int myint[10] but those aren't resizeable).

#3 Then you have to make the conversion yourself, maybe by iterating through the vector to build a string out of it.

#4 I found a solution here it is if anyone ever has such a question again:

char *string = &(*myCharVector.begin());

#5 oh
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