what's the difference between [ nil ] and [ null ] and [ zero ]?
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"Null" and "nil" have very specific uses (maths and sport respectively) as well as set phrases, eg. "null and void"(legal) and "nil by mouth" (medical). "Zero" is the more general word.
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In normal speech and writing, NULL is never used. It does have uses in computer programming.
NIL is generally only used in sports, and only in the UK/Australia.
For all normal purposes, ZERO should be used.
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