What is the exact difference between '\0' and ""
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Answer / guest
\0 is end of the string.
"" is empty charater, each space is also refered as
character
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Answer / naresh lingampally
`\0' (ascii NUL, which has value zero)
"" no spaces nothing implemented
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I am confused can any one explain !!
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