what are all the known counting numbers?

Question

to make the list much shorter, I'll start you off:
0. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 100. 1,000. 1,000,000 - million. billion. trillion. quadrillion.

Answer 1

quintillion 10e18
sexrillion 10e21
septillion 10e24
octillion 10e27
nonillion 10e30
decillion 10e33
undecillion 10e36
duodecillion 10e39
tredecillion 10e42
quattuordecillion 10e45
quindecillion 10e48
sexdecillion 10e51
septendecillion 10e54
octodecillion 10e57
novemdecillion 10e60
vigintillion 10e63
googol 10e100
cetillion 10e303
googolplex 10e10e100

Answer 2

There are no "unknown" counting numbers, as counting numbers are infinite. There's always some way of writing any number we want. A thousand times quadrillion gives us quintillion, followed by sextillion, and so on using the Latin prefixes. But at some point it becomes impractical to use grammar to define a value, so then we just use exponential notation, writing things in powers of 10. So one thousand = 10^3, one million = 10^6, etc. We might have a word for "octillion", but in reality, you're not going to use it that much.

What is the highest counting number that we've assigned a name to? That would be the googolplex, which is the number represented by "1" followed by 10^100 zeroes. You wouldn't have enough room on the surface of the earth to write it out.

Answer 3

I'll make it shorter.
Negative Infinity To Positive Infinity.

Answer 4

just a little nitpick. i beleive the counting numbers start with 1, not 0. your set is called the whole numbers.