What is the correct way to Vector2.zero();

hmm?

what language? what library's Vector2? are you trying to mutably change an existing vector to zero or are you trying to create a new zero vector?

@coffeemancer Unity's C# API has a Vector2 class with a static readonly property that's just Vector2.zero - no parentheses. So you can initialize a zero vector as var myVector = Vector2.zero; or return a zero vector as return Vector2.zero; - is that what you're looking for?

Nicely done!

@Tyyppi_77 If changing the font is an option, maybe take a monospace one

I remember I had to do a performance optimization much like that one because the UI library we used didnt had it inbuilt. That was a pain to deal with :D