How do you pronounce Web 2.0?

Question

A friend says it's "Web two point zero"
I think it's "Web two point oh"
Maybe a variant neither of us use...
Is there even an accepted right answer?

Answer 1

usually its pronounced "web two point o"
but what does it matter?

Answer 2

This generally depends on how you have been taught to read the 0 character. As a programmer, I could argue that it's read Web 2 point null, but then I'd get laughed at. It works either way, and as long as you can understand what each other is talking about, that's what matters.

Answer 3

Hmm - I have just come back from a conference in the USA where it was pronounced web 2 dot oh.

Answer 4

No, there isn't an accepted right answer because it all comes down to however you pronounce the number '0'. It's just a version number, your pronounce it however you ever would, the fact that it's part of an internet buzzword makes no difference.

Answer 5

usually WEB TWO POINT ZERO. trust me, don't care what people around you say. care about what experts say and how you could say it in front of a proper computer literate. practise saying ''web two point zero'' ...if people say something else, make sure you understand it, but never say it the way they are.

Answer 6

should be two point zero. o or oh refers to a letter not a number. some people refer to zero as naught or nought

Answer 7

ur both wrong. its pronounced Web 2.0

Answer 8

it is web two point oh.

Answer 9

depends on regions and how typically you pronounce stuff. usually when pronoucing version # its oh unless it's like version 5.0789 but it depends on the person