Is 'null' a keyword?
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Answer / ranganathkini
No "null" is not a keyword of the Java Programming Language,
it is a reserved keyword similar to "true" and "false"
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Answer / aruna
"null" is a reserved keyword similar to "true" and "false"
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Answer / george
"null" is a reserved keyword similar to "true" and "false"
we can use null to initialize string..
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Answer / ejp
RE answer #1, how can it be not a keyword and a reserved
keyword?
Do try to make sense.
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Answer / yogesh mudgil
In case of Java,null is a literal.null is a special literal
which can be cast to any reference type but not to any
primitive type.It is used in Java to represent a void
reference i.e. a pointer to nothing.
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Answer / sudhakar
"Null" is not either not a key word nor a reserved word
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