[C++ Tutorial #17.3] Arrays, Pointers, Null Characters

A couple points here. Calling the array name usually results in the implicit conversion to a pointer that points to the first element.
Null character (or terminating zero etc) denotes the end of a string. In this example, you wouldn't know where the string ends if it weren't for the 0.

The Development of the C Language by Dennis M. Ritchie:
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Why do arrays in C decay to pointers:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33291624/why-do-arrays-in-c-decay-to-pointers

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