␀ Null
U+0000
␀
ℹ️ About
The Null character (U+0000) is a fundamental control code used as a string terminator in C-style languages. Added in Unicode 1.1, it belongs to the Basic Latin block and serves as a critical component in software data encoding.
⚠️ Note: This is a non-printing control character. The symbol “␀” is often used to represent it visually.
⚡ Codes
HTML
�
CSS
\0000
Python
\u0000
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