Strings
It's time to learn how to declare strings and how C handles them.
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I’ll be honest, C is slightly awkward for dealing with character strings, especially compared to languages like Python.
String is one of the most popular data types in programming.
A collection of characters grouped together forms a string.
Constant character strings are written inside double-quotation marks (line 5 below).
Strings are actually, under the hood, arrays of characters. Single character variables are declared using single-quotation marks (line 7 below).
String variables can be declared as indicated on line 8 below. The double square brackets signify an array. Just like arrays, we can access string elements through indexing.
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