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Poke supports a notion of strings which is very similar to the C programming language: a string value is a sequence of characters that is terminated by the so-called null character.
The standard library provides functions which process strings. See String Functions.
| • String Literals | Writing string values. | |
| • String Types | string. | |
| • String Indexing | Accessing the characters of a string. | |
| • String Concatenation | Building new strings. | |
| • String Attributes | Accessing properties of string values. | |
| • String Formatting | Composing strings from values. |