C++ : Does a pointer returned by std::string.c_str() or std::string.data() have to be freed?

C++ : Does a pointer returned by std::string.c_str() or std::string.data() have to be freed?

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Resolving C++ Pointer Issues: Fixing the .c_str Method Error
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