what is difference between array of characters and string
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Answer Posted / punit shukla,hbti-kanpur
1.major difference is: string will have static storage
duration, whereas as a character array will not, unless it
is explicity specified by using the static keyword.
2.Two strings of same value[1] may share same memory area
bt not in the case of char arrays
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