Help with Run-time error using map and printf C++

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Question answered, thanks to all!

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This is because printf("%s") expects a C-style string, not std::string

To fix it

  1. Use cout as it is much safer than printf, and can handle your own types (if you have overloaded operator<< for std::ostream)

  2. Or if you want to do it using printf, you can do A[5].c_str() to obtain C-style string.

    printf("%s", (*it).second.c_str()); //works

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So we have the answer, but not the question… What was it ?

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