NULL Vs. 0

Question

Is there any difference between them? (C++)

I say this, because I saw #define NULL 0 when I hovered over NULL in Visual Studio.

Answer 1

You should not use NULL in C++ anymore. You can replace it with nullptr, which is safer.

NULL in C++ is more of a 0, but nullptr is always a pointer.

Answer 2

0 is an integer value, like any other. Null means "no value assigned".

Answer 3

Because "zero seconds" lasts the same timespan as "no seconds" ;)

Answer 4

Then, how come time(NULL) and time(0) both work?

Answer 5

Ooooh! That makes sense. Thanks! :D

Answer 6

So, int main() and int main(NULL) are the same?