TWITCH/VOLT/C_STRING/C11

//:Written By: www.twitch.com/kanjicoder
//:       For: www.twitch.tv/v0lt13

#include <stdio.h> //:for: printf(...)

    /** **************************************************** ***
    In Java or C# I think... (Don't quote me here, I write C)
    String my_string=(""
    +   "here is the 1st line" + "\n"
    +   "here is the 2nd line" + "\n"
    +   "here is the 3rd line" + "\n"
    +   "here is the 4th line" + "\n"
    +   "here is the 5th line" + "\n"
    );;
    *** ***********************************8**************** **/

     char str_001[]={
        "here is the 1st line \n"
        "here is the 2nd line \n"
        "here is the 3rd line \n"
        "here is the 4th line \n"
        "here is the 5th line \n"
    };

    char* str_002={
        "here is the 1st line \n"
        "here is the 2nd line \n"
        "here is the 3rd line \n"
        "here is the 4th line \n"
        "here is the 5th line \n"
    };

    //: Close but C# style
    //: char[] = {'H', 'E' , 'L', 'L', 'O'}
    char str_003[] ={
        'H', 'E' , 'L', 'L', 'O'
    };


    char arr_004[ 256 ]={0};


int main( void ){
    printf("[BEG:main]\n");

    char* str_004=&(arr_004[0]);
    str_004[0]='H';
    str_004[1]='E';
    str_004[2]='Y';
    str_004[3]=( 0 );

    printf("[str_001]%s\n" , str_001 );
    printf("[str_002]%s\n" , str_002 );
    printf("[str_003]%s\n" , str_003 );
    printf("[str_004]%s\n" , str_004 );


    printf("[END:main]\n");
}