Clean up basic_string class reference
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Pull Request Overview
This PR cleans up the documentation for the basic_string class reference by making various editorial improvements and corrections. The changes focus on improving consistency, fixing typos, and ensuring proper formatting.
Key changes:
- Title case corrections and template parameter section renaming
- Fixed incorrect return types and missing punctuation in code documentation
- Formatting improvements with backticks and typo corrections
| // The second member function assigning a specific | ||
| // number of the of characters a C-string to a string | ||
| // number of the characters of a C-string to a string |
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There's a grammatical error in the comment. "number of the characters" should be "number of characters" - remove the extra "the".
| // number of the characters of a C-string to a string | |
| // number of characters of a C-string to a string |
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| `operator[]` is faster than the member function [`at`](#at) for providing read and write access to the elements of a string. | ||
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| `operator[]` doesn't check whether the index passed as a parameter is valid, but the member function `at` does and so should be used in the validity isn't certain. An invalid index (an index less that zero or greater than or equal to the size of the string) passed to the member function `at` throws an [`out_of_range` Class](../standard-library/out-of-range-class.md) exception. An invalid index passed to `operator[]` results in undefined behavior, but the index equal to the length of the string is a valid index for const strings and the operator returns the null character when passed this index. | ||
| `operator[]` doesn't check whether the index passed as a parameter is valid, but the member function `at` does and so should be used if the validity isn't certain. An invalid index (an index less than zero or greater than or equal to the size of the string) passed to the member function `at` throws an [`out_of_range` Class](out-of-range-class.md) exception. An invalid index passed to `operator[]` results in undefined behavior, but the index equal to the length of the string is a valid index for const strings and the operator returns the null character when passed this index. |
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There's a grammatical error. "less that zero" should be "less than zero".
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