In C, can I say a white space in a string has a NULL type, or something else?
In C, which character represents the termination of a string?
In C, can I say a white space in a string has a NULL
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In C, can I say a white space in a string has a NULL type, or something else?
In C, which character represents the termination of a string?
The null character (ASCII value 0,
'\0'as a character literal) terminates a string in C. This character is not usually regarded as a whitespace character.The space in the middle of this string for example:
"Hello world"is the character with ASCII value 32. This is not the same as NULL or\0.