The std::wstring class in C++ is a template specialization of the std::basic_string class, providing support for wide characters. It represents a sequence of wide characters (usually 16 bits) and provides various methods for manipulating and working with wide character strings. The std::wstring class is primarily used when dealing with Unicode text or multi-byte character sets. It supports functionalities such as string concatenation, comparison, substring extraction, searching, and more. The wide character string stored in std::wstring can be converted to narrow character strings using appropriate conversion functions.
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