What is null + null?

Just null.

Learn some basic programming, duder.

"null" as envisioned by higher-level languages like Java or C# is in some respects a quarantined alias for zero. And the way you know this is by looking at how zero is used in many similar contexts in languages like C and C++, especially when referring to memory addresses.

EDIT: Also, if one of the JCM nulls ate the other, the survivor would finally be an acceptable mate, not for Chantal, but for Peetz, absolutely.
 
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Answer is null because there is only one Null.
 
p sure it'll be 0 in most weakly-typed langs

in strongly-typed ones i think it'd be an error of some sort but grub's post seems to disprove that, huh
 
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