difference between string and array?
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Answer / teja
array : array is a collection of similar datatypes like
integer types or character types
string : string is a collection of characters of any size
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Answer / paramesh
a string is collection of characters but an array is
collection of similar data types
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Answer / gnaneshwar
In the C programming language a string is actually the same as an array of characters. The last character in a C string is a zero byte which indicates the end of the string.
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Answer / guest
string is a sequence of characters where as array is
collections of differnt strings which are having same data type.
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Answer / sonu
string:string is a collection of similar datatype,like
"sneha".
array:an array is a collection of different datatype,like
a[10].we can store charactor value as well as integer.
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