Strings

C* has two string types:

• string, a reference to a sequence of characters, and the type of string literals.
  Use it when you need to pass a string to a function without mutating it.
  It’s like std::string_view in C++ and &str in Rust.
• StringBuffer, a buffer storing a sequence of characters.
  Use it when you need to build dynamic strings.
  It’s like std::string in C++ and String in Rust.

void main() {
    var a = "test";
    // a has type 'string'

    var b = StringBuffer(a);
    // b holds a copy of "test" that we can mutate

    b.push('!');
    // b now hold "test!", a is unchanged

    println(a);
    println(b);
}