I have seen '\0' to be used as a delimiter in mixed binary files (UTF8 strings + binary data). Could anyone explain what '\0' means or point to a good place to study?
I have seen ‘\0’ to be used as a delimiter in mixed binary files
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I have seen '\0' to be used as a delimiter in mixed binary files (UTF8 strings + binary data). Could anyone explain what '\0' means or point to a good place to study?
It’s the null character; more info in this Wikipedia article.