zero-based
Indexed from nothing
Zero-based describes a counting system that starts from zero rather than one.
In programming, arrays and indexes are typically zero-based: the first element is element 0, the second is element 1.
The string's first character is at position zero.
Zero-based budgeting requires justifying every expense from scratch each cycle, starting from a "zero base" rather than adjusting previous figures.
indexing
Systematic organization for retrieval
- arrayOrdered collection or display
- indexAlphabetical guide to contents
- countingDetermining quantity sequentially
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