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I read in the DWP that the header files for the different libraries
and classes no longer have a .h on the end.

However, if string.h is used, then it simply pulls in the
appropriate parts of the <string> header file.

My question: 

Is there a difference between

#include <string.h>

and

#include <string>?

Ray Swartz
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