> NUL is not a character
Somehow NUL is still an assigned character in the ASCII code table. Strange, hmmm?
Somehow NUL is still an assigned character in the ASCII code table. Strange, hmmm?
Ok, it's an ASCII character code point. One that's used to terminate strings. I meant it's not a character you'd find in the middle of a string, though I realize that's kinda tautological. Back when ASCII was developed, punch cards were used. Any row in the card that wasn't punched was a NUL. It wouldn't have made sense to have it in the middle of a string. It would be like missing a character altogether.