Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Characters

👉 A being involved in the action of a story.

Alright class, settle down, let’s take a look! You’ve got a good start with that definition you read – “A being involved in the action of a story.” That’s a perfectly fine way to put it, and it's certainly true. But let’s dig a little deeper, shall we? “Characters” is more than just being there; it’s about who they are! Think of it like this: A character isn't just a face you see, They have a purpose, for you and me! They have traits – good or bad, it’s true, Like kindness, bravery, or maybe something new. They might be heroes, villains bold and bright, Or ordinary folks, bathed in story light. They drive the plot, they make things move along, Through actions, words, and everything they've sung! (Or shouted, or whispered, you understand!) So, a character is a person – human or not - Who plays a part, whether big or small, a lot! They have motivations, reasons why they do, And change throughout the story, it’s true! Do you understand now a little better? Any questions to share? Let's talk about what makes a character interesting – that's our next topic!

👉 In programming, a character string is a sequence of characters that can be used to represent text. It is often used as an alternative to strings in many programming languages and tools for input/output operations. A character string is typically enclosed within quotation marks or quotes when it is a variable, function, or other data structure. Character strings are commonly used in applications such as web development, where they can be used to represent the characters of a webpage, email addresses, URLs, or any other text that needs

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