Those 2 are indeed the same, except the 2nd uses unnecessary memory.
And yes, '\0' = 0, except with Pawn's default escape character it would be '^0'.
There are 2 methods to escape an integer to a char:
1. '\33' where 33 is a decimal integer. This example results in 33 as the decimal integer, which corresponds to the exclamation point character '!'.
2. '\x33' where 33 is a hexadecimal integer. This example results in 51 as the decimal integer, which corresponds to the number 3 character '3'.
See
http://www.asciitable.com for more info.
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