In this paper, we establish necessary and sufficient conditions that must be met for weighted composition operators to act as zero divisors in B(ᵖ). We also give a necessary condition and a sufficient condition for a composition operators to act as zero divisors in B(Lᵖ(μ)). Subsequently, we characterize TDZ in $C(X)$. Afterward, we establish that a multiplication operator Mₕ in B(C(X)) becomes a TDZ if and only if h is a TDZ in $C(X).$ Further, motivated by the definition of TDZ, we introduce notions of polynomially TDZ and strongly TDZ and prove that every element in $C(X)$ and in L^∞(μ) is a polynomially TDZ. We then prove that a multiplication operator Mₕ in B(C(X)) as well as in B(Lᵖ(μ)) is a polynomially TDZ. Lastly, we show that each T∈ B(H), where H is a separable Hilbert space, is a strongly TDZ.
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