To add clarity, strings are a little in the gray area.
If you're using a language like Go, if we disregard the built-in string type, they may be an array, or they may be a struct type, or they may be a wrapper type for an array, which would be an array of numbers, say int16 or int32.
Of course, to be fair, we should consider the built in type - though, how it's built is dependent on the language.
In Java, it's definitely an object, both in the Object sense, and the sense that they are the result of a data structure.
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To add clarity, strings are a little in the gray area.
If you're using a language like Go, if we disregard the built-in string type, they may be an array, or they may be a struct type, or they may be a wrapper type for an array, which would be an array of numbers, say
int16orint32.Of course, to be fair, we should consider the built in type - though, how it's built is dependent on the language.
In Java, it's definitely an object, both in the
Objectsense, and the sense that they are the result of a data structure.