Q&A for How to Is 0 a Positive Integer

The reason this is true is that, according to the "zero property of multiplication," anything multiplied by zero equals zero.

In one sense, that is a meaningless and inconceivable condition. In another sense, however, it could be considered true: zero is "more positive" than negative numbers and at the same time "more negative" than positive numbers. (This is a rather trivial notion, however, in that something similar could be said of any number.)

There is no such thing as “negative zero”. Zero is neither positive nor negative. Zero is just zero, with an absolute value of zero.

Never. Zero is neutral.