String Zero: Difference between revisions

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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.

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-'''''S'''tring '''Z'''ero'' commonly referred to as "sz" or "Null-Terminated String" is a [[string]] followed by a [[Wikipedia:Null character|Null Character]].
+'''''S'''tring '''Z'''ero'' commonly referred to as "sz" or "Null-Terminated String" is a [[string]] followed by a {{wiki|null character}}.
-In C++, a null character is written as '\0'
+In C++, the {{wiki|escape character}} for null is <code>\0</code>.
-'''See also:''' [[Wikipedia:Hungarian notation]]
+==See also==
+*[[Wikipedia:Hungarian notation]]
 [[Category:Glossary]]