who discover Zero('0')?

Answer 1

If you want to know more about the history, you should read "Zero: Biography of a dangerous idea" by Charles Seife. On the back cover it says "The Babylonians invented [zero], the Greeks banned it, the Hindus worshiped it and the Church used it to fend of heretics." I've only gotten halfway through it, but so far its an interesting read.

Answer 2

Nobody "discovered" it. It has always been. Before there were numbers, before there was such a thing as counting for storing food for days, before there were even men, there was zero, for zero represents Nothing, and there is always Nothing.

Answer 3

In ancient India

india was the cradle of mathematical research from the aryan time way back 3000 BC. The use of zero was inevitable because they researched in pure mathematics and marvelled in its use in stellar calculations required in astrology.

In later times like in Gupta period the indian mathematical research reached its peak and from the manuscript it was even found that a mathematician named Kanad was the pioneer of the atomic concept much much before Dalton enlightend it.

Answer 4

Zero Information

Click on the URL below for additional
information concerning zero.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0_(number)

Answer 5

zero was not discovered
it was invented
some say the arabs invented it
some others say the indians invented it