Remove last character from C string

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How can I remove last character from a C   string   I tried st   substr st length  -1   But it didn t work

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str erase  str end  -1    Reference  std  string  erase   prototype 2  no c  11 or c  0x needed

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That s all you need    include  lt string gt     string  pop back  amp  string  empty  if   st empty        st pop back

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Simple solution if you are using C  11  Probably O 1  time as well   st pop back

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if  str size     gt  0   str resize  str size    - 1     An std  erase alternative is good  but I like the  - 1   whether based on a size or end-iterator  - to me  it helps expresses the intent   BTW - Is there really no std  string  pop back   - seems strange

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For a non-mutating version   st   myString substr 0  myString size  -1

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If the length is non zero  you can also  str str length   - 1      0

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With C  11  you don t even need the length size  As long as the string is not empty  you can do the following   if   st empty      st erase std  prev st end         Erase element referred to by iterator one                                     before the end

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buf erase buf size   - 1     This assumes you know that the string is not empty   If so  you ll get an out of range exception

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str erase str begin     str size   - 1   str erase str rbegin    does not compile unfortunately  since reverse iterator cannot be converted to a normal iterator   C  11 is your friend in this case

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int main         string str1  123     string str2   str1 substr  0 str1 length  -1      cout lt  lt str2     output  12    return 0

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