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Slashed zero

A slashed zero ⟨⟩ is a representation of the Arabic digit zero ("0") with a slash through it. This variant zero glyph is often used to distinguish the digit zero from the Latin script letter O anywhere that the distinction needs emphasis, particularly in encoding systems, scientific and engineering applications, computer programming (such as software…

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Representation in Unicode

Rendering

Typography

Typefaces

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Slashed zero

Nodes106
Edges105
Triples56
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.018868
Components1

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Slashed zero

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related to Typefaces · 13
Slashed zero → Consolas, Fedora Linux, Liberation, Linux, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft's Windows, Microsoft's Windows Vista, Mono, ProFontRoboto Mono, Terminal, Typefaces, Windows
related to Representation in Unicode · 7
Slashed zero → Appending Variation Selector, Arabic, Donald Knuth's TeX, FE00, In Unicode, Note, Unicode
related to Slashed letter 'O' · 7
Slashed zero → Danes, Faroese, However, IBM, Norwegians, PC, This
related to Combining solidus · 6
Slashed zero → Before Unicode, COMBINING LONG SOLIDUS OVERLAY, COMBINING SHORT SOLIDUS OVERLAY, However, There, These
related to Rendering · 5
Slashed zero → CSS, If, In HTML, On, OpenType
related to Typography · 5
Slashed zero → Conversely, In, Japanese, Scandinavian, This
see also · 5
Slashed zero → Arabic, EnglishArabic, Slashed, Symbol, Symbols
related to history · 3
Slashed zero → In, The, Typists
related to Usage · 3
Slashed zero → In, It, The
related to Similar symbols · 2
Slashed zero → See, The

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zero slashed used slash dotted letter digit unicode typefaces similar symbol use fonts code variation variant computer avoid combining also

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Slashed zerorelated to Combining solidusBefore Unicode0.60section
Slashed zerorelated to Combining solidusThese0.60section
Slashed zerorelated to Combining solidusCOMBINING SHORT SOLIDUS OVERLAY0.60section
Slashed zerorelated to Combining solidusCOMBINING LONG SOLIDUS OVERLAY0.60section
Slashed zerorelated to Combining solidusHowever0.60section
Slashed zerorelated to Combining solidusThere0.60section
Slashed zerorelated to historyThe0.60section
Slashed zerorelated to historyIn0.60section
Slashed zerorelated to historyTypists0.60section
Slashed zerorelated to RenderingIf0.60section
Slashed zerorelated to RenderingOpenType0.60section
Slashed zerorelated to RenderingIn HTML0.60section

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