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Zero is a number with a numeric value of 0. It consists of one decimal digit. The subject is categorized under the Commons category "0 (number)" and uses the hashtag "zero".
Various characters represent this value, including "໐", "೦", "0", "٠", "〇", and "០". The code "-----" is also associated with the entry. The topic is described at a URL within the Turkic Database at Elegant Lexicon, which is a searchable database of lexical items in the Turkic languages.
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0(〇/零)是-1与1之间的整数,也是一个偶數。0既不是正数也不是负数。在数论中,0不属于自然数;但在集合论和计算机科学中,0属于自然数。0在整数、实数和其他的代数結構中都有著單位元這個很重要的性質。
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