It's safer to use std::string because you don't need to worry about allocating / deallocating memory for the string. The C++ std::string class is likely to use a char* array internally. However, the class will manage the allocation, reallocation, and deallocation of the internal array for you. ...

I have a web page to parse with the following code. What I need to have is list all the product names, initial prices and discounted prices. Every row the next product. However, the code is different for products on sale or without sale. What I need is to have the text in class names "prc-name" ...