Thank you for informing me of this... I was not aware of that before hand. Anyways, someone else typed that on my account but thanks nevertheless.
No, 0 can be a natural number depending on the definition (which, in set theory usage, almost always includes 0).
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Besides, the description already says if either negative or decimal return check input, which 0 is not one of them.
if either negative or decimal return check input
0 is not a natural number. A natural number is defined as a positive integer. In the event 0 is passed in the correct output based on the prompt should be "check input"
It worked fine for me
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Thank you for informing me of this... I was not aware of that before hand. Anyways, someone else typed that on my account but thanks nevertheless.
No,
0can be a natural number depending on the definition (which, in set theory usage, almost always includes0).Besides, the description already says
if either negative or decimal return check input, which0is not one of them.0 is not a natural number. A natural number is defined as a positive integer. In the event 0 is passed in the correct output based on the prompt should be "check input"
It worked fine for me