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Not just the standard library, but the core language. They are what you get if you write a string literal in your code.
by lambda 6y ago
Not just the standard library, but the core language. They are what you get if you write a string literal in your code.
- jacoblambda 6y agoYes but if we are being pedantic no. Of course the language does still greatly lean into the null terminated string concept. You get a null terminated char array but the length is actually available since arrays (as long as they haven't decayed into pointers) can still share their length at compile time.