Discussion
The NULL character indicates an end of a string and a file.
Answer: B
Correct answer: FALSE
The null character marks the end of a string in memory, and nothing more. A file’s end is not marked by any byte within it: it is known from the file’s recorded length, and reported to the program as EOF. A file may perfectly well contain null bytes as data - every binary file does.
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