In simple language STRING'S are nothing but the character array. The declaration of string
(character array) is much similar to normal array declaration. Each string is terminated by
'\0' as indication of string termination. So obviously you will require an extra byte of
memory for storing '\0'.'\0' is single character whose ASCII (American Standard Code for
Information Interchange) value is 0.
How to initialize strings (char array)?
char site[]={'g','o',o','g','l','e'.};
char Site[]="Programming spark";
