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> The expression `0` is an `int` regardless of the context in which it appears Not totally true. In C, 0 is a special value that can be an integer or a null po
by grandmczeb 8y ago
> The expression `0` is an `int` regardless of the context in which it appears
Not totally true. In C, 0 is a special value that can be an integer or a null pointer literal depending on the context.