How to save '\ 0' in char array

Question

Is it possible to save a char '\0'inside a char array and then store different characters after? for instance

char* tmp = "My\0name\0is\0\0";

I was taught that it is actually called a string list in C, but when I tried to print above (using printf("%s\n", tmp)), it printed only

"My".

Answer 1

Yes, of course, it is possible, however, in addition, you cannot use this array as a string and get the contents stored after '\0'.

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Answer 2

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int main(int c,char** a){
    char* tmp = "My\0name\0is\0\0";
    write(1,tmp,12);
}