difference between 0 and null
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..... The difference is that 0 is a numeric value where NULL is not. It is like an empty cell on a sheet of graph paper. A cell can have a "0" in it, but it can also be empty. Null is still a value, but you have deemed it special.
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nulll is something which is empty and nothing
no content , no value...and no identity..
whereas 0 is a number it's has a value ..
though it functions less but it plays a crucial role in closure property..and integers
hope it's helps u......
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