Can we use either of the two as an argument in strtok () function?
Difference between NULL and '\0'
Hi @Harshit-Jha-2364832040305354 NULL is a macro which is defined as null pointer constant, ie void* whereas \0 is a representation of the null character, which is a byte whose all bits are 0.
In practice, there is not much difference between the two, they are used rather on the basis of context. Like in a string, you’d use ‘\0’ because it is a character and strings are a collection of characters. NULL is usually used where pointers are involved.
To answer your question, yes you can use either of them as an argument for strtok() function.
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