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Get him a body bag!
Why is Zero a number?
And I'm referring to the single digit "0" by itself and not after a number to indicate a completion or beginning of a new cycle of numbers. Just referring to zero by itself. If it has no value, why does it exist?
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Re: Why is Zero a number?
Originally Posted by Patrick Chewing
And I'm referring to the single digit "0" by itself and not after a number to indicate a completion or beginning of a new cycle of numbers. Just referring to zero by itself. If it has no value, why does it exist?
edit, nevermind I see you already referred to the concept of numbering 10, 20, 30.
I dunno. That's the only reason I can think of.
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Re: Why is Zero a number?
For reasons of math, that I don't know.
It's a big deal tho. Without the zero you can't do most math.
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Re: Why is Zero a number?
Originally Posted by 90sgoat
For reasons of math, that I don't know.
It's a big deal tho. Without the zero you can't do most math.
Or describe most liberals.
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: Why is Zero a number?
Tio the use of binary code 1=yes 0=no is how you're even posting this thread right now as it was logical backbone for the evolution of computer science.
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Re: Why is Zero a number?
the letter "a" has no numeric value. that is the kind of nothing in your reasoning.
however, zero does have a numeric value, and that numeric value is 0. even though that value is nothing, it still has a place in quantifying numeric value.
that nothing is different from the nothing of a letter in the alphabet.
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The Mind Fvcker
Re: Why is Zero a number?
You need a numeric digit to represent
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Local High School Star
Re: Why is Zero a number?
Zero is a number because we need a way to indicate the lack of something. If you're putting apples in different boxes and writing on each box how many apples are inside, you need way to convey the information if one of the boxes doesn't have any apples in it at all. The concept of zero as a number in its own right didn't come around until hundreds of years after humans started counting thing and writing number down.
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for your health
Re: Why is Zero a number?
Do you understand why there are negative numbers?
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NBA lottery pick
Re: Why is Zero a number?
It is not a natural number, but it is an integer.
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It is what it is
Re: Why is Zero a number?
Because according to Ian and Tony, zero is a hero
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Big Booty Hoes!!
Re: Why is Zero a number?
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Re: Why is Zero a number?
Originally Posted by Patrick Chewing
And I'm referring to the single digit "0" by itself and not after a number to indicate a completion or beginning of a new cycle of numbers. Just referring to zero by itself. If it has no value, why does it exist?
Because there are uses for it. One of the use of numbers are to describe quantity. The number 2 is used to describe 2 of something. The number 0 is used to describe none of something.
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Local High School Star
Re: Why is Zero a number?
Geometrically, you need an origin. No zero, no origin.
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Re: Why is Zero a number?
a number is the amount of something
its possibly to have nothing of something. so the number is zero of that item
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