what is diference between return 0 and return NULL??
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Answer / sourabh
return 0 means the function returns the particular value 0
returnn null means the function does not return any value'
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Answer / dips
return 0 is indicatiion of successsfull completetion of
programme generally we write return 0 for that purpose
return null its returnig nothing in some condition we may
dont require to return any value
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Answer / bajishareef
o is the value oriented decimal constant which is of integer type.
Where as NULL is the address oriented empty value.
Both are not equal
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