Understanding std::cout and the Null Character in C++
std::cout is how most people first print to the console in C++. It's simple to use, but understanding what happens under the operator << matters when output doesn't behave the way you expect.
std::cout << '\0'; Developer T-Shirt
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std::cout << '\0'; Developer T-Shirt
std::cout << '\0' prints the null character — which is to say, it prints nothing you can see. Perfectly valid, fully defined, and completely pointless.
That's the joke: the line that does exactly what you asked and absolutely nothing you wanted. A small monument to the gap between compiles and means something."
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