I am trying to create a simple function that double the characters inside of a string and outputs the new string. Ex. "hello world" would become "hheelloo wwoorrl
The problem is, newString
is always empty, it doesn't contain any elements. Access on it like newString[i]
and newString[i+1]
leads to UB.
You need to add elements to it, e.g.
string doubleChar(const string& str) { // apply pass-by-reference to avoid copy
string newString;
newString.reserve(str.size() * 2); // reserve the capacity to avoid reallocation
for(int i =0;i