Any invalid use of String (C ++)

Question

I really checked on google for this, but I usually found the opposite. Is there any drawback in C ++ for using string string strings instead of C strings or some kind of character arrays? maybe a little slower?

Feel free to call me a hoax, however I searched and could not find anything (altho im sure someone asked)

Answer 1

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