what is the difference between NULL('\0') and 0?
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Answer / siddhant
Null is used to terminate strings. It is a character constant..
0 is an integer constant. Its ASCII code is 48.
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Answer / karen
If the question is asking what is the difference between
char x = '\0' and char x = 0, the answer is there is no
difference. This is why you can use memset or zeromemory to
flush out an empty character array.
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Answer / dushyant
null means nill nothing is there. zero means something is there but we dont know....
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