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| − | A '''string''' is a [[datatype]] that signifies an ordered sequence of [[ | + | A '''string''' is a [[datatype]] that signifies an ordered sequence of [[character]]s. |
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| − | Note that "222" | + | Note that "222" does not equal the number 222. |
| − | A special string function is | + | A special string function is [[concatenation]]: "abc"+"789"="abc789". |
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Revision as of 22:39, 12 December 2008
A string is a datatype that signifies an ordered sequence of characters.
For example, "4f38fjy7a" is a string.
Note that "222" does not equal the number 222.
A special string function is concatenation: "abc"+"789"="abc789".
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