Is every character a string

Answer 1

every string is the array of characters

Answer 2

every character is not string
every string is of several char and a extra character null \0

Answer 3

Hi there! A string is a sequence of chars (be it that you define char via char array or by using the class std::string).
This means that you can have a char expressed as a char variable that can only hold exactly one char or as string that only contains one char. Even though both variants only hold a single char, conceptually, one is a char and the other is a string.
A code example:
#include <string>

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char c = 'a';
std::string s = "b";
std::string s2 = "cdefg";

char c can only hold one character "a" and has to be wrapped in '. string s also only has one character but as this is a string it has to be wrapped in ". string s2 really shows that strings can hold more that just one char, if you want it to.

Answer 4

No.

Answer 5

no string is a group of characters but a character is can be a number or letter

Answer 6

nopes

Answer 7

No every string must have more than one character. the character may be a-z or A-Z or numbers or special symbols..
Note: character are only one byte and representation is within single quote
where as
string in c++ is object which size can be found using string.size() member function
it represent in double quotes