Declaring and Initializing String Variables

C Programming: Declaring and Initializing the String Variables in C Programming.
Topic discussed:
1) Declaring a String Variable.
2) Initializing a String Variable.
3) Short length initializer.
4) Long length initializer.
5) Equal length initializer.
6) Omitting the length of the character array.

Music:
Axol x Alex Skrindo - You [NCS Release]

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[sajinrajs]

Very helpful for all engineering students. Especially EC. Very clearly explained

[pattyspanker]

Have looked at many resources, books, articles, and videos. This was the first to point out the buffer was padded with null terminating characters. I suspected this was the approach a compiler would take, but didn't ever take the time to confirm this behavior. Thanks for sharing!

[rtype]

Excellent presentation ! Thank you sir

[kalppariya]

that output is produced because the pointer dont find the null character so it continues to move forward until it finds one in the memory allocated to the program. in your case there were two strings stored to the pointer couldn't find a null character and it kept moving forward so everything in your memory is printed.

[onurolce]

07:30 it is not "t[6]", it is "t[5]" actually.

[MrCEO-jwvm]

Thanks so much! I appreaciate your patient, organized, and well-explained lessons.

[zieyadahmed]

Hey sir
I tested the same string literal example in turbo c and it worked .

[ndereratjijahura]

Thanks very much for your clear presentation. My question is; How can I declare, initialize and assign the following characters Smarty and Stupity as the first names of my students, for instance if I was a programmer?

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[matteocorradetti]

He’s saving me for my digital systems exam

[AZEMBadlen]

You could copied the string using for(i=0; sizeof(s); i++) that should copy in both examples and in the second example copy the \0 character

[kapilatiwari]

Sir DBMS ka course start kariye na net exam ke liye aapke video bahut helpful hote hai

[creedbratton]

1:52
You're wrong on one thing... If the size of the string is 5 chars then we will declare it as char s[5] as here the number inside represents the index of the last character which is the null character and the string starts from the 0 index.

[muskaan]

Nice video thanks for helping students

[sairajdas]

int main()
{
char s[4] = "Neso";
printf("%s", s);
return 0;
}


This gives output Neso without any problem.

[yashpratap]

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[mytube]

Please activate subtitles for all lectures

[short-cuts]

But the array begin with arr[0],
So does the compiler ignore this bit?

[abhiramravuri]

hello sir, small doubt you added t[i]= '\0' at the end of the string in example doesn't it add the /0 automatically itself??