Strings always end with the NULL character : String Introduction « String « C Tutorial

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3.1.4.Strings always end with the NULL character

ASCII code for the NULL character is \0

#include <stdio.h>



int main(){



  char myname[4];

    myname[0] = 'D';

    myname[1] = 'a';

    myname[2] = 'n';

    myname[3] = '\0';



    printf("%s \n",myname);

}

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3.1.String Introduction
	3.1.1.	Strings
	3.1.2.	A string is an array of characters.
	3.1.3.	Write string in a more traditional array style
	3.1.4.	Strings always end with the NULL character
	3.1.5.	String constants consist of text enclosed in double quotes
	3.1.6.	Useful string function

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