#include#include TString myString = "Hello World!";
#include#include TString string1 = "Hello"; TString string2 = "World"; TString resultString = string1 + " " + string2;
#includeThis example creates a TString variable called myString and accesses the character at index 6 (which is the space between "Hello" and "World"). The character is then stored in a char variable called letter. Package library: This example uses a package library called System.hpp and Classes.hpp. In summary, TString is a data type in C++ used to represent strings of characters. Package libraries such as System.hpp and Classes.hpp are typically used when working with TStrings. Examples of using TStrings include creating and initializing variables, concatenating strings, and accessing specific characters within a string.#include TString myString = "Hello World!"; char letter = myString[6];