C Programming Tutorial # 18 - Concept of Strings [HD]

In this tutorial we discuss the concept of Strings, how they can be visualized in memory and how they are null terminated.

This tutorial is part of the following series:

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[Aviose]

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[dautm]

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[gauthamkamath]

Superb tutorials. Taught in an Understandable manner. But where is the tutorial "MORE ON ARRAYS - PART 2???

[Aviose]

I know this has been up for a while, but it's not just a 0, it's a \0 for the null terminator... Every bit has to be 0 and \0 is how we represent it.

the number 0 as we use it is actually 30 in ASCII hexadecimal. Great video, though :D, just trying to help.

[Learnorama]

@ffxme Yes, spaces are characters. And yes you can store sentences as strings.

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[Learnorama]

Thank you. But regarding 0, what you are talking about is the char '0' which is represented as 30 hex. But number 0 is the same as the char '\0'. Hope this helps.