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Zero-based numbering is a counting method in which the first element of a sequence is assigned the index value of zero instead of one. This approach is commonly used in programming and computer science, especially in array indexing. For example, in a zero-based index system: - The first element of an array is accessed with the index `0`. - The second element is accessed with the index `1`. - The third element is accessed with the index `2`, and so on.