Create an object of class String, s1, from namespace Savitch and an object, s2, of class String, s1, from namespace Teague. Use a member function to give to each object a C-string message that tells of which namespace the class is a member.

Question

Given the namespace groupings that contain class definitions:
What will be an ideal response?
```
namespace Savitch
{
class String
{
public:
char* fetchString( );
void storeString(char[]);
private:
char str[ 100 ];
int length;
};
}
namespace Teague
{
class String
{
public:
char* fetchString( );
void storeString(char[]);
private:
char str[ 100 ];
int length;
};
}
```

Answer 1

```
// The above namespace groupings are included here.
int main()
{
Savitch::String Sav_String;
Sav_String.storeString("From namespace Savitch");
Teague::String Teag_String;
Teag_String.storeString("From namespace Teague");
}
```