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Section 20.2 Assign a New Value
Just like the variables we have previously worked with, strings can also be updated after they are initialized.
Activity 20.2 .
Can you assign a new string value to
firstName in the code? For example, can you use the following line?
firstName = "Alex";
Record your answer below.
Investigate 20.3 .
We declare strings as arrays of type
char , so is it possible to include numbers within these strings? For example, could we declare the following string?
char firstName[] = "Simon1234";
