Introducing C String

Learn how to declare, initialize, and handle the strings.

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CString
- Printing strings vs integer arrays

CString

A string, in computer science, is a sequence of characters. Almost all the programming languages implement strings in different ways.

In C language, we call it the cstring, which is stored in an array of characters ending with '\0' or NULL (also called the null character, which has the ASCII value of 0). The '\0' character marks the end of a string.

Strings are always enclosed in double quotes, while characters are always enclosed in single quotes.

Look at the following examples of strings:

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Introducing C String

CString