Well, if you're working in C++, you <I>should</I> be using the string class and not character arrays (IIRC, the string class has search and replace methods, but I may be hallucinating).

Simple Object.toString() on arrays is seldom what we want as it only prints the String representation of the array itself and not of its contents.; Arrays.toString(Object[]) will print a String ...

Let's say I have a class of non-trivial size called MyClass I also have an array of MyClass objects: MyClass arr[10]; The most efficient way of putting a new instance of MyClass into this array is ...