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One problem is that with zero-terminated strings you have to keep finding the end of the string repeatedly. The classic example where this is inefficient is concatenating into a buffer: On every call to the program has to start from the beginning of the string and find the terminator to know where to start appending. This means the function spends more and more time finding the place to append as the string grows longer.
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