Given: public class FieldInit { char c; boolean b; float f; void printAll() { System.out.println("c = " + c); System.out.println("c = " + b); System.out.println("c = " + f); } public static void main(

`null` is the default value for reference types, not primitive types like `char`, `boolean`, or `float`.

While the ASCII value of `\u0000` is 0, `System.out.println` prints its character representation, which is invisible, not the digit `0`.

Similar to choice A, `null` is the default for reference types, not primitive types.

The `char` field `c` is an instance variable and is automatically initialized to its default value of the null character `\u0000`. When `System.out.println` prints `\u0000`, it produces no visible output, resulting in the line "c = " followed by a newline.