In C++, what is a const char*? And when using const char* would this be well suited or just using string&? As well as why do I get an error when I try having the username has const char, but I do not...

In C++, what is a const char*? And when using const char* would this be well suited or just using string&?

As well as why do I get an error when I try having the username has const char, but I do not get an error when making
const char username
into a
const char* username? What is the reason for this error I am getting?

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