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You can represent 0 by absence. : 0 o : 1 oo : 2 ooo: 3 Of course, this is not a practical notation, since 0 would hard to distinguish from actual
by ehsanu1 14y ago
You can represent 0 by absence.
: 0
o : 1
oo : 2
ooo: 3
Of course, this is not a practical notation, since 0 would hard to distinguish from actual absence, but it would be viable in some situations: a table of numbers say, where you know that no cells are empty. So theoretically, it is possible to represent 0 in base 1, regardless of its obvious impracticalities.