printf acting weird

[rustic locust]

ok so when i run this code:

for (size_t i = 0; i < arrayLength; i++)
{       
  if(gifts[i].ID[0]=='\0'){
    return;
  }
  printf("%s | %s | %s | %s \n", gifts[i].ID, gifts[i].Gift, gifts[i].Name, gifts[i].Bought);
}

i get this output:

0 | TestGift | TestPerson | 01 
1 | Random | RandomPerson | 1

which is almost correct, except of the 1 at the end of the first line, the gifts[0].ID is just '0', anyone has any idea why is this happening?
this is my Gift structure:

typedef struct{
    char ID[2];
    char Gift[100];
    char Name[100];
    char Bought[1];
}Gift;

[obtuse perch]

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[karmic tendon]

@rustic locust char Bought[1]; can't possibly be properly null-terminated 😉

[rustic locust]

Yaiks makes sense

So Bought[2] should be fine right?

[karmic tendon]

Once you set Bought[1] to \0 yes

But why are you using a char here at all? Why not an int?

[rustic locust]

im getting it from file and its easyer than casting imo

anyways, thanks

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[obtuse perch]

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[SOLVED] printf acting weird