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A leading zero is a zero (0) that appears at the beginning of a number, typically to provide a specific format or to ensure that the number reaches a certain length. Leading zeros are often used in various contexts, such as: 1. **Digital Representation:** In computer programming and digital electronics, leading zeros can help maintain consistent formatting, such as in binary numbers or when displaying numbers in a designated field length.

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