问题
I'm working on a Boggle game solver that would read lines of a text file (the board).
I've been going back and forth if I should use a vector of strings or a vector matrix of chars. I'm thinking the vector of chars would be easier to access as it would be myvec[y][x] where the vector of strings would require me to use the string.at() function.
I don't know which would have a better performance if I should parse each line in to the chars or leave the line as a string and access each char as needed. Any suggestions on which one I should do? Explaining why would be helpful.
回答1:
As commented, you can use operator[] on strings just like vectors or arrays.
Under proper optimisation, the performace will be about the same for vector<char> as for string - both are arrays under the hood, and in both cases operator[] will effectively be a structure member access and an indirect lookup. They even provide almost the same set of methods.
Choose whichever makes your code more readable/simple.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10491445/vectorstring-or-vector-vectorchar