Answer Posted / nithin devang

There is no DataType called String in C++.
String can be created using character array and delimited by
null character i.e. '/0'.
like char name[]={'n','i','t','h','i','n','
','d','e','v','a','n','g','0'}
or
char name={"nithin devang"}//it will automaticall append
null char.
Null character is having value (ASCII) Zero. (0 character
dont have ascii value 0)
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If you still wish to use the keyword string you may declare
a macro
#define String char[];

my answer surety %=98%
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