Cstring vs string

#1

sometimes we #include other times we do #include
whats the difference?

#2

@pallavivarshney267 The C programming language does not really include a character string data type. Instead, C programmers store strings in arrays of characters, with the convention that a character of value 0 is used to indicate the end of the string. The headerfile string.h is used in C programs to get access to a variety of functions for manipulating these arrays of characters. The headerfile cstring is used in C++ programs to get access to these same functions (following the usual convention of C++ standard header names).
C++ does have a character string type as part of its standard. The type is named string and is declared in the header file string

So in conclusion, #include < string> is used for string dataype and
#include < cstring> is used for character arrays

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