DIGIT ZERO
Digit zero, the first numeral in the Basic Latin block.
U+0030 · 15.1.0 · Common script
About this character
Digit zero represents the empty quantity in the decimal system. It is encoded once in ASCII and shared by all Unicode text.
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UTF-8
30UTF-16
0030HTML
0 / 0CSS
\000030JavaScript
\u0030Python
\u0030URL
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