How to compare a string with a struct (which include strings too)? [closed]

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I think you should be comparing the string WITHIN the struct.

Username[i].usernameadmin == username

This would compare string username with string usernameadmin.

The == operator can be used to compare strings in C++, thanks to overloading.

You can still use .compare as well.

Username[i].usernameadmin.compare(username)

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