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@nedjima because a lot of languages actually don't use it anymore
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@nedjima we might know, but '/0' is not counted in string's length, so it's not relevant in this discussion. The only reason why you would mention it here is as a joke, or just to be an ass and boast about your knowledge.
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@nedjima yeah, but as i said: a lot of languages/runtimes don't actually use \0 as a string terminator anymore
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