What does the String data type store?

• A. Text, numbers, spaces, symbols.
• B. Only numbers.
• C. Only letters.
• D. Text, numbers, spaces, symbols. Anything in quotation marks.

Answer: (D)

Strings are sequences of characters, i.e., text. They can hold letters, digits, spaces, and symbols all together. When you write a string in code, you surround the content with quotation marks, and everything inside becomes part of that string. That means numbers inside a string are treated as characters, not numeric values unless you convert them. So a String stores text and any characters you put inside quotes—including digits, spaces, and punctuation.