No, 0 ohms and OL are two different values that measure the resistance of a conductor. Zero ohms refers to the lowest amount of resistance in a conductor through which electricity can easily pass, while OL stands for 'open loop' and represents complete resistance - meaning no electricity will move from one point to another. Therefore, it's important to understand not just the value of your measurement but also what it means: whether there is low (0 ohms) or high (OL) resistance. Knowing this information can help you diagnose an electrical issue accurately.