In C, '\n' is the sentinel marking the end of the string.

Sentinel

A special value used in programming to indicate the end of a data set or to signal when a particular condition has been met.

'\n'

Represents a newline character in many programming languages, used to move the cursor to the beginning of the next line of text.

Acquire knowledge about the character used to terminate a string in C, and differentiate it from the newline and NULL characters.

Verified Answer

Final Answer :

False

Explanation :

In C, the null character '\0' marks the end of a string, not '\n'.

Learning Objectives

Acquire knowledge about the character used to terminate a string in C, and differentiate it from the newline and NULL characters.