A stringstream is a stream that works on strings. It helps to perform IO operations on strings
stringstream is versatile for parsing text in C++ 
Commonly used operations on stringstreams are, 
<ul>
<li>Extract data from stream &gt;&gt; </li>
<li>Enter data into stream &lt;&lt; </li>
<li>str() Returns stream content as a string</li>
</ul>
Look into the below example for a demo,
<pre><code>#include &lt;sstream&gt; 
#include &lt;iostream&gt; 
using namespace std; 

int main () 
{ 
 stringstream ssm; 
 string token; 
 stringstream source("All or nothing"); 
 cout &lt;&lt; "source: " &lt;&lt; source.str() &lt;&lt; endl; 

 if (ssm &gt;&gt; token) 
 cout &lt;&lt; "Extracted token: " &lt;&lt; token &lt;&lt; endl; 

}
</code></pre>

A stringstream is a stream that works on strings. It helps to perform IO operations on strings
stringstream is versatile for parsing text in C++ 

Commonly used operations on stringstreams are, 
- Extract data from stream >> 
- Enter data into stream << 
- str() Returns stream content as a string

Look into the below example for a demo,

```
#include <sstream> 
#include <iostream> 
using namespace std; 
 
int main () 
{ 
 stringstream ssm; 
 string token; 
 stringstream source("All or nothing"); 
 cout << "source: " << source.str() << endl; 
 
 if (ssm >> token) 
 cout << "Extracted token: " << token << endl; 
 
}
```

Effortlessly play  with stringstream

Just as the name says, we'll enjoy learning C++, one nugget at a time ☕
