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I guess you could think of it as an "implicit type". I prefer to think of it as a data format rather than a data type. (It doesn't satisfy the meaning of "type"
by _kst_ 8y ago
I guess you could think of it as an "implicit type". I prefer to think of it as a data format rather than a data type. (It doesn't satisfy the meaning of "type" as C defines the word.)
char[n] (for constant n) is an array type. An object of type char[n] may or may not contain a string.