zeroinitialised
zeroinitialised is a term used in computer programming to describe a variable that has been assigned an initial value of zero. This is a common practice for numerical data types such as integers, floating-point numbers, and booleans, where zero often represents a default or neutral state.
The act of zero-initialising a variable ensures that it has a defined and predictable value from the
Zero-initialisation is particularly important in contexts where a variable's initial value might affect calculations or conditional
While zero-initialisation is straightforward for fundamental numeric types, the concept can extend to other data structures.