Integral of even functions

Hi there!
I came across an interesting thing. Integration of some even functions
from minus infinity to plus infinity is equal to zero. I have observed
similar thing for some Hermitian functions. Is this fact well known in
mathematics? If yes, what are the cases when this is true?
Thanks!

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