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SUMMARY:Strings
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DESCRIPTION: Constant Strings. The bottom line is a C string is just a region of memory with some ASCII characters in it. One ASCII character is one byte, and a zero byte indicates the end of the string. So any way you can create bytes with known values, you can create strings too.

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