And they’re useless if you want to combine different data types together. Luckily, C provides us with proper alternatives out of the box.

Study an array of data types, covering integers, strings and boolean yes-or-no values, how a computer stores them and how they can be used by programmers.

For example, writing a 32-byte string to a 16-byte array or failing to terminal a string with a zero byte. [Thasso] has been experimenting with a different way to represent strings that is still ...