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what is the difference b/w NULL and null?
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Answer / evalin jose
"null" means empty.And "NULL" means ,it values zero.
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Answer / guest
In c language there is difference small alphabets that is
null and NULL capital alphabets ,it store nothing in a field
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Answer / deepika
NULL------ It is a macro defined null pointer.
size(NULL)--->4 bytes
null------It is the name of the first character in ASCII character set. size(null)----->1 byte
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