Zero dimensional space problem

Zero diminutional space is a dimension that is difficult to show since it is a point in space with no length, width, height or location.

How one dimensional objects are shown

In 1D points are given a number which aligns to its point in space on one axis.

In programming this can be seen as a int.

int point = 0;

To show a number of points in a space we can use an array.

int point = [1,3,5,6];

Now that we know how to show one dimensional space we can move on to zero dimensional space.

Zero dimensional cant be shown in the same way as 1D space since it is a point with no axis to align to.

In programming this can be seen as a void.

void point;

The only attribute these points can have is wether they exist or not.

#include <stdio.h>
 
void point;
 
if(point){
    printf("Point exists");
} else {
    printf("Point does not exist");
}