end() string doest not have null character?

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string s=“string”;
if(*s.end()==’/0’) cout<<“he”;

he doesnt come.
Doesnt the string store null character in the end?

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The string you’re using is an object of the string class (called std::string), it is not null-terminated ().
C-style strings on the other hand are null-terminated, they’re basically character arrays terminated with a ‘\0’ ().
For example,

char c[]="string";
assert(c[6]=='\0');

The assert statement will not terminate the program as it evaluates to true.