Calling function in string.h file without object

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You’re making this way more complicated than it needs to be.

std::to_string is a function. Just a function. It’s taking an int and giving back a std::string.

Here’s another function:

void foo()
{
   // hello!
}

You don’t need to make functions be member functions. C++ isn’t just an object-oriented language.

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