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Understanding C String Literals by saymislamleonsl44 is a document available to read on EtoBox.

String literals in C are sequences of characters enclosed in double quotes, automatically null-terminated to indicate the end of the string. They are immutable and stored in read-only memory, preventing modifications during runtime. Attempting to modify a string literal results in undefined behavior, emphasizing their role in maintaining program stability.

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