well if by principle after ever odd number there's an even one,it must be even. but since divided by any other number it gives you zero, you can hardly tell :P

All even numbers are 2k and all odd are 2k+1, where k is a whole number. Therefore zero must be even ;)

technically it isn't even a number

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parity (mathematics)

Zero

Zero is an even number

Neither of them.

I consider it even.

How could it possibly be an odd number?

Thinking before asking usually avoids these types of responses.

gooby pls

Well, since -1 and 1 are odd numbers, 0 must be even.

even

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Yes.

Zero is an even number.

Neither odd and even apply only to natural numbers so -2 isn't even either

Directly from Wiki: In schools, both students and teachers often hold misconceptions that zero is odd, or both even and odd, or neither.

Hmm... I thought in primary school, we all learned that 0 is even.

Oddly enough, zero is an even number.

I think someone subscribes to Numberphile.

Zero is an even number.

Zero is even by definition, but it's a "weird" number that has it's own set of problems if you want to use it.

Other examples of weirdness due to the need to use zero: zero isnt positive nor negative, 0^x = 0 | x^0 = 1 | 0^0 = ¿?, you cant divide by it, ...

Actually Zero wasn't considered a number until a thousand years ago or so partially due to the fact that it broke a few operations, but we needed it so we had to add exceptions to those.

Even though it's quite an odd one, zero is an even number.

Zero is megaman's rival.

It isn't a number, it runs the Nonary Game.