\b;Type \c;string\n;
Use a variable of this type for storing characters or strings.

For example: 
\s;\c;	"Hello!"
\s;	"This is a string"
\s;	"x"
\s;	""  // empty string
\n;
You can append two strings with the \c;+\n; operator :
\s;\c;	"Good morning," + " " + "Sir"
\n;
Returns the string:
\s;\c;	"Good morning, Sir"
\n;
If you want to put a quotation mark (") or a backslash (\) in a string you must write¦:
\s;\c;"This is \"very\" important"
\n;which will result in the string \c; This is "very" important.
\s;\c;"%user%\\ant.txt"
\n;will result in \c;%user%\ant.txt
\n;
Following instructions can be used with strings¦:
\c;\l;strlen\u cbot\strlen;     \n;Get string length
\c;\l;strleft\u cbot\strleft;    \n;Extract left part
\c;\l;strright\u cbot\strright;   \n;Extract right part
\c;\l;strmid\u cbot\strmid;     \n;Extract center part
\c;\l;strfind\u cbot\strfind;    \n;Find a substring.
\c;\l;strval\u cbot\strval;     \n;Convert string to number
\c;\l;strupper\u cbot\strupper;   \n;Convert to upper case
\c;\l;strlower\u cbot\strlower;   \n;Convert to lower case

\t;See also
\l;Programming\u cbot;, \l;types\u cbot\type; and \l;categories\u cbot\category;.
