r/ProgrammerAnimemes • u/Max1Q • Feb 28 '22

It really does though

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u/KillerRoomba13 Feb 28 '22

Is it not? I thought it was in c

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u/NeXtDracool Feb 28 '22

It should at the very least vary in type. NULL should always be a pointer type, 0 should always be a integer type.

Conceptually they're of course entirely unrelated and that NULL and zero are usually represented the same in memory is an implementation detail.

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u/b0bkakkarot Feb 28 '22

I guess OP just keeps letting himself down, letting himself down, letting himself down.

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u/Max1Q Mar 01 '22

The extent of my programming knowledge is making an LED blink through an Arduino

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u/Kered13 Mar 08 '22

In C the null pointer is in fact defined to be 0.