Oh... yeah I was gonna say something about jesus... So like now, the world revolves around zero, ok, understand.

Well Black is actually a color, the same yeah white is, even though white represents light, which is the absense of darkness.....what? Anyways....0 I think is a number, and 0 is.....wow, thats hard to explain.

Sheesh, most of you guys are making random posts based on retarded, twisted "facts" from other similarly misguided posts.

Like, someone says that "zero" was discovered in some year and the next person says "Yay no math!"

Wtf is going on?

I think the number 0 is just a place holder.

My brain doesnt have the ability to think that deep.

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Sheesh, most of you guys are making random posts based on retarded, twisted "facts" from other similarly misguided posts.

Like, someone says that "zero" was discovered in some year and the next person says "Yay no math!"

Wtf is going on?

Yeah, that "Zero" was discovered by whoever crap, I don't believe, but I do think 0 is a number, and just because he has no value doesn't mean anything.

Black is a tone. I go with SOY's comment on 0.

The number zero is a figure representing nothing. in the number 100, there is nothing in the ones place, there is nothing in the tens place and there is 1 in the hundreds place. the number 0 allows us to do math in a more easier and less writing way.

It is a number representing nothing, but just because it represents nothing, doesn't mean it's nothing. the word "nothing" represents well... nothing. does that mean it's not a word?

So, 0 is a number. Just don't think about it any furthur then that. Just let 0 do what it does and not think of it any further

0 Is waz it called oh yea nothing to me

0 is a term that stands for nothing, but even nothing is something, 0 is the most important number, even more important than 1

True u are right

When I said 0 was discovered in the 400-600 A.D. range, I meant the actual written form of it was. It wasn't actually discovered, it was "invented" kind of. The people in the Indus River Valley used it for the first time in math calculations then and they found out how to do more complex equations.
TheGreeks, Romans and all other civilizations that were advanced enough to do that type of math were only using what we call natural numbers. They used from 1 to infinity. Now that we have zero, though we can represent values less than nothing, which kind of makes 0 a number. I still don't agree with it being a number of value, just a way of representing the fact that a container is empty and things like that.

I've always thought 0 was a symbol/figure to replace the space between -1 and 1.
Thus making 0 a representative of emptiness or a number with no value.

Edzachary what most of the other posters have said. :)

It's just what you put in numbers when no other number 1-9 belongs in that place value.