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Which of the following is true about strings?

They cannot be stored to a variable
An input (unless otherwise specified) will be stored as a string
They do not let the user type in letters, numbers and words
They are used for arithmetic calculations

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Answer:

Your answer is option C, or the third option.

They do not let the user type in letters, numbers, and words.

Step-by-step explanation:

Strings are defined as a sequence of characters literal, constant, or variable. These sequences are like an array of data or list of code that represents a structure. Formally in a language, this includes a finite(limited) set of symbols derived from an alphabet. These characters are generallu given a maximum of one byte of data each character. In longer languages like japanese, chinese, or korean, they exceed the 256 character limit of an 8 bit byte per character encoding because of the complexity of the logogram(character representing a morpheme((which is the simpliest morphological(form or structure) unit of language with meaning)) character with 8 bit (1 byte, these are units of data) refers to cpu(central processing unit) which is the main part of a computer that processes instructions, and sends signals.

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