In memory, c++ automatically places a at the end of string literals.
a. semicolon
b. quotation marks
c. null terminator
d. newline escape sequence
e. none of the above

c.Null Terminator.

Explanation:

in memory C++ automatically places the null terminator also called null pointer at the end of the string.For example:-

#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

    char s[200];

   s="every thing is great";

   int i=0;

   while(s[i]!='\0')

  {

      cout<<s[i];

i++;

  }

return 0;

}

We have taken a string and stored "every thing is great" in it after the next position of the character t in the string there will be a null character.Which C++ automatically places at the end.That's why we are running a loop till the  character in the string is not '\0' null character

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