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'''''S'''tring '''Z'''ero'' commonly referred to as "sz" or "Null-Terminated String" is a [[string]] followed by a {{wiki|null character}}. | '''''S'''tring '''Z'''ero'' commonly referred to as "sz" or "Null-Terminated String" is a [[string]] followed by a {{wiki|null character}}. | ||
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String Zero commonly referred to as "sz" or "Null-Terminated String" is a string followed by a 
null character.
In C++, the escape character for null is \0.