C Reference macro NULL

The null pointer macro (NULL) is generally used to signify that a pointer does not point to an object.

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C Reference time.h Functions

C Reference Unsigned integral type size_t
C Reference TYPE clock_t
C Reference Time type time_t
C Reference Structure tm
C Reference macro NULL
C Reference macro NULL
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C Reference function localtime()
C Reference function gmtime()
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C Reference function ctime()
C Reference function clock()
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