String
Text inside a program: a chain of characters between quotes, like "hello".
A string is how programs hold text: a chain ("string") of characters between quotes — "hello", "مرحبا", even "123". The quotes matter: 123 is a number you can do math with, "123" is three characters standing together.
Strings can be glued ("py" + "thon"), measured (len("frog") is 4), sliced, searched, and transformed. A huge share of real programming — websites, chats, files — is string work.
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