Editing Algebraic notation (chess) (section)

===End of game <span id="1–0"></span><span id="0–1"></span><span id="½–½"></span><span id="0—0"></span><span id="½—0"></span><span id="0—½"></span><span id="+/−"></span><span id="−/+"></span><span id="−/−"></span>===
The notation '''1–0''' at the completion of moves indicates that White won, '''0–1''' indicates that Black won and '''½–½''' indicates a [[draw (chess)|draw]]. In case of {{chessgloss|forfeit}}, the scores 0–0, ½–0 and 0–½ are also possible.<ref>[https://www.vegachess.com/download/vega8_en.pdf User's Manual] for Vega Chess Pairing Software (FIDE-approved), p. 16.</ref><ref>[[Geurt Gijssen]], [https://chesscafe.com/geurt/geurt164.pdf ''An Arbiter's Notebook''], no. 164.</ref> In case of loss by default, results are +/−, −/+ or −/−.

Except in the case of checkmate, there is no information in the notation regarding the circumstance of the final result. Merely 1–0 or 0–1 is written whether a player [[Rules of chess#Resigning|resigned]], lost due to [[time control]] or forfeited; in the case of a draw ½–½ is written whether the draw was decided by mutual agreement, repetition, stalemate, 50-move rule or [[dead position]]. Sometimes direct information is given by words such as "resigns", "draw agreed" etc., but this is not considered part of the notation, rather a part of the narrative text.