What does the String data type store?

What does the String data type store?

• A. Text, numbers, spaces, symbols.
• B. Only numbers.
• C. Only letters.
• D. Text, numbers, spaces, symbols. Anything in quotation marks.

Answer: (D)

Strings are sequences of characters, i.e., text. They can hold letters, digits, spaces, and symbols all together. When you write a string in code, you surround the content with quotation marks, and everything inside becomes part of that string. That means numbers inside a string are treated as characters, not numeric values unless you convert them. So a String stores text and any characters you put inside quotes—including digits, spaces, and punctuation.

Strings are sequences of characters, i.e., text. They can hold letters, digits, spaces, and symbols all together. When you write a string in code, you surround the content with quotation marks, and everything inside becomes part of that string. That means numbers inside a string are treated as characters, not numeric values unless you convert them. So a String stores text and any characters you put inside quotes—including digits, spaces, and punctuation.