Strings:
A) Can use the subscript operator to access individual characters.
B) Must be null-terminated.
C) Are pointers.
D) Have a first subscript of 1.

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Strings in C can be accessed using the subscript operator ('[]'), which allows individual characters of a string to be accessed. However, the first subscript of a C string is always 0, not 1. Also, while C strings are represented by pointers, they are not identical to pointers. Finally, C strings do not necessarily need to be null-terminated, although it is a common convention to do so.