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 Strings are contained in double quotes.
- char str[] = "hello";
+ char str[] = "z";
-This means that 'z' and "z" are different. The former is a character while the latter is a string, an array of six characters: the letters 'h', 'e', 'l', 'l', 'o', and the string-terminator null '\0'.
+This means that 'z' and "z" are different. The former is a character while the latter is a string, an array of two characters: the letter 'z' and the string-terminator null '\0'.
 C has no raw string feature and no way of literally quoting a string containing line breaks. C also has no built-in mechanism for expanding variables within strings.