Zero

Logical data type - a primitive data type in computer science that takes two possible values, sometimes called true and false. It is present in the vast majority of programming languages, as an independent entity, or is implemented through a numerical data type. In some programming languages, the value "true" is "1 - one" (true), the value "false" is "0 - zero" (false).

Etymology

The triliteral root zāy wāw rā (ز و ر) according to corpus.quran.com occurs in the Quran 6 times.

In the Quran

Game over - Zeroing

Source code - is the version of the software as it was originally written in plain text, in alphanumeric characters.

Source code - an essential component for the process of porting software to other platforms. Without the source code, any part of the software, porting is either too difficult or even impossible.

(40:85) But their trust did them no good when they beheld Our tyranny. The law of Allah, which is (represented) in His obedience, is the source code! Here is where the Deniers were defeated.

Game over - a message in video games which signals to the player that the game and an attempt of playing the level has ended.

(102:2) Until you're zeroed (Arab. زَرْتُمُ, zur'tumu) by burial.

True or False

(22:30) So! He who (gives) importance, (that which) Allah (has made) harmful, it is better for him before his Lord. And you are allowed cattle, except that (which) is read for you. But shun the filth of idols, and shun false (Arab. الزُّورَ, l-zūri) formulas.