Which of the following is true about strings? They cannot be stored to a variable
An input (unless otherwise specified) will be stored as a string
They do not let the user type in letters, numbers and words
They are used for arithmetic calculations

Your answer is option C, or the third option.

They do not let the user type in letters, numbers, and words.

Explanation:

Strings are defined as a sequence of characters literal, constant, or variable. These sequences are like an array of data or list of code that represents a structure. Formally in a language, this includes a finite(limited) set of symbols derived from an alphabet. These characters are generallu given a maximum of one byte of data each character. In longer languages like japanese, chinese, or korean, they exceed the 256 character limit of an 8 bit byte per character encoding because of the complexity of the logogram(character representing a morpheme((which is the simpliest morphological(form or structure) unit of language with meaning)) character with 8 bit (1 byte, these are units of data) refers to cpu(central processing unit) which is the main part of a computer that processes instructions, and sends signals.

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