Introduction to C Language Unit-3: Strings and Length

A sequence of characters, such as letters, numbers, or symbols. For example, "Hello World!" is a string.

Returns the number of characters in a string. For example, length("Hello") would return 5.

The initial value of 'I' is 0, indicating the starting point for counting characters in a string.

The ASCII code for the uppercase letter 'Z' is 90. ASCII codes represent characters as numbers.

The ASCII code for uppercase letters is 32 less than the ASCII code for the corresponding lowercase character.

Represents the number of characters in a string. In this case, the length of 'C PROGRAMMING IS FUN' is 20.

The length of the string '0' is 1, as it contains one character.

The first step to calculate the length of a string involves initializing a counter variable to 0.

The length() function returns 0 for an empty string. This indicates that there are zero characters in it.

The ASCII code for the uppercase letter 'Z' is 90. ASCII codes represent characters as numbers.