This type of data can be represented as an array of char data.
The Kleene star is a superset of data of this type. In FORTRAN, Hollerith notation is used to identify this type of data. Regular expressions are used to match this type of data. Splitting these up based on a delimiter is called tokenizing. In C, these are classified as either "byte" or "wide." When these are placed directly into source code, they are called "literals". In Java, a plus sign is used to concatenate two of these together. Data of this type is often set off by quotation marks. This type of data can be represented as an array of char data. Parsing is used specifically on this kind of data, which may include prefixes and suffixes. For 10 points, name this type of data which represents text.
The Kleene star is a superset of data of this type. In FORTRAN, Hollerith notation is used to identify this type of data.
strings [or characters; prompt on "text" or same-knowledge equivalents before mention]