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and PROGRAMMING LINGUISTICS. PRINCIPLES

In programming contexts, the term string usually refers to a sequence of characters. For example, ABC is a string of three characters. Strings are more prevalent in computing than is generally realized. In most cases, computer input is in the form of strings (e.g. commands entered at a terminal). Similarly, computer output is in the form of strings since printed lines are simply strings of characters.