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{{character image|Unicode 0x2205, cv98.svg|caption=Slashed zero is [[variation selector|forced with]] ⟨&amp;#xFE00;⟩ in a supporting font.}}

==Translingual==

===Symbol===
{{head|mul|symbol}}

# {{ng|A common variant of the digit {{l|mul|0}}, used to keep it distinct from the letter [[O]].}}
# {{ng|A common hack for the empty-set symbol {{l|mul|∅}}, typeset by overstriking a 0 with a solidus {{angbr IPA|{{l|mul|◌̸}}}}.}}

====Usage notes====
Unicode encodes this glyph as a standardized variant of the normal {{l|mul|0}} followed by [[variation selector|Variation Selector 1]] (U+FE00). In HTML <code>0&amp;#xFE00;</code> produces a slashed zero, 0&#xFE00;.<ref name=unicodevariants>http://unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/StandardizedVariants.txt</ref> 

Not to be confused with {{l|mul|∅}} (empty set) nor <math>\emptyset</math> (empty set, Variation Selector 1).<ref name="emptyset">https://www.unicode.org/L2/L2015/15268-slashed-zero.pdf</ref>

===References===
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