Why do they call zero instead of love at French Open?

In tennis, the term "love" is used to indicate a score of zero, and its origin is believed to be related to the French Word "l'œuf," which means "egg." The shape of an egg resembles a zero, and this connection may have influenced the adoption of "love" in scoring. The term became popular in English-speaking countries, especially in the context of tennis, and has been widely used ever since. Thus, at the French Open, "love" signifies a score of zero.