In C programming, strings are arrays of characters terminated by a null character ('\0'). This null character marks the end of the string, distinguishing it from other character arrays. Strings in C are typically declared as char arrays, such as char str[50];. C does not have a built-in string type, so various functions from the C Standard Library (like strlen, strcpy, strcmp) are used for string manipulation. Strings are mutable when declared as arrays but are constant when initialized as string literals (e.g., char *str = "Hello";).
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C programming strings
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