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*circles the 1 in 1-10*
Not the 0 in the 10?
listen here u little
No, the -10.
I mean technically zero is not a number
Who told you that nonsense?
Zero is the absence of a number, or a placeholder, not a number 🤷♂️ there's been mathematicians arguing over this for years my dude
Yeah, in the middle ages.
It's just a thought experiment, chill out
By some definitions, maybe. However, definitions that exclude it probably do so for a specific reason. It's more a fluke of categorization than a real world distinction. Those distinctions might be critical to certain logic systems, but even most people who use that definition recognize reality.
Zero is a number in more cases than it isn't. It is a symbol that represents a value. Just like infinity, it doesn't matter if 0 doesn't exist in physical reality. It's still a useful value in most cases.
0 ∈ ℝ
This is something I would do in school unironically.