Why is 0?

Question

The Monte Carlo method is older than our programming world and was used in probability theory before the creation of C. Sharp itself, but why 0 can this code output something else or does it only output zero?
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Answer 1

If your goal is to have the result of the actual division as a double, you will need some double variable for that.

Console.WriteLine("Вероятность события A: {0}", (double) countA / iterations);
Console.WriteLine("Вероятность события B: {0}", (double) countB / iterations);

Answer 2

0 is basically nothing, and it represents nothing. If the universe was 0, then it wouldn't exists, so the big question is - has the universe ever been 0.

Can anything grow out of nothing, since nothing doesn't exists!