C-language arrays and strings

There is generally no way to define string data types directly in C, but we can use arrays to define the strings we want. There are generally the following two ways:

1, char string name [Length] = "String Value";

char string name [length] = {' character 1 ', ' character 2 ',..., ' character n ', ' s '};

Attention:

1, [] The length of the can be omitted to write;

2, in the 2nd way when the last element must be ' s ', ' \ ' to indicate the end of the string symbol;

3, in the 2nd way when the array can not write Chinese, can only be composed of a single string. Note that the space is also counted as a character;

To use when outputting a string: printf ("%s", character array name), such as:

Char string [] =" Hello, this is an array ";p rintf ("%s\n"string);

C-language arrays and strings