What is Zero-Dimensional? Definition and Examples


Zero dimensional refers to a point since a point has no dimension. In other words, a point has no length, width, height, or depth.

The origin with coordinates (0,0) in the coordinate system is a zero-dimensional point.

Note that we cannot draw the picture of point since to draw something you need dimension(s) such as the height, the length, the width, the depth, or a combination of these.

However, you can have a graphical representation of a point by using a dot or a small mark.

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