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In mathematics, null mean zero value.

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In mathematics, the null set is the set without any members that is contained in every set.

In computing, null is used in some languages to mean 'no value'-in particular, not zero, not true and not false. (See, for example, SQL or PHP.)

In statistics, the word 'null' is most often used in the term 'null hypothesis'. Usually a null hypothesis is a statement claiming that a population parameter of interest equals a certain value. Then the alternative hypothesis might be that the parameter assumes values other than that given value.

Perhaps it may be said that the word null has various meanings, depending on context.

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