Strings are paramount datatype for any real use case scenario. However, in C, there is no basic datatype as ‘string’. A string is understood as a collection set of characters i.e. in programmatic language, an array of characters, which are:
In C, there are two ways to declare and define a string. Firstly, as an array of characters, where just like any...
Strings in C
- Directly assigned in double quotes
- Terminated by a null character i.e. ‘\0’
Defining strings in C
In C, there are two ways to declare and define a string. Firstly, as an array of characters, where just like any...
Strings in C