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Unicode Character '\u0000' Explanation

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Initial Confusion: User asks about '\u0000' meaning and ASCII equivalent
Dominic Steng�rd confirms '\u0000' is null character
Natarajan Meghanathan suggests '\u000' is invalid
Technical Details: '\u0000' equals decimal value 0 (space ASCII)
'\u0020' equals decimal value 32
Space character can only hold one character
Unicode characters are universally unique
Alternative Representations: Java supports three ways to represent characters
' ' character can be used
Decimal value 0 can be used
'\u0000' can be used for non-ASCII characters
Implementation: '\u0000' is used in Java Unicode code
Windows default pattern is ISO 8990_1
'\u0000' terminates string when used in string concatenation