Are you asking whether strings consisting of Microsoft's WCHAR use '\0' (a NULL terminator) to terminate strings just like ordinary C strings? If so, I think the answer is yes.
Are you asking whether strings consisting of Microsoft's WCHAR use '\0' (a NULL terminator) to terminate strings just like ordinary C strings? If so, I think the answer is yes.
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