Arrays are a form of data structure that may hold a fixed-size collection of elements of the same type in sequential order. Although an array is used to hold data, it is frequently more practical to consider it as a collection of variables of the same type.
A string is the set or collection of characters, digits, and symbols enclosed in quotation marks. We can also define a string as the array of characters. A string is always terminated by a null character i.e. (\0). \0 is important because it is only the way the string handling functions can know where the string ends.
In this “Arrays and Strings – C Programming” you will learn about the following topics:
- Introduction to Arrays
- Properties of Array, Advantages of Array, Disadvantage of Array, Declaring Arrays, Initializing Arrays, Accessing Array Elements
- One Dimensional Array
- Multi-Dimensional Array
- Differences between One Dimensional and Multi-Dimensional Array
- Passing Arrays as Function Arguments in C
- Return Array from Function in C
- Strings
- Initialization of String
- String Handling Function
- Strlen Function (), Strcpy Function (), Strcat Function (), Strcmp Function (), Strrev Function (), Strlwr Function (), Strupr Function ()
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