Is Zillion a Real Number?

[gaurav]

Is Zillion a Real Number? Can anyone explain it.

 

[markjohn]

"Zillion" is not a real, fixed number in mathematics. It’s an informal term used to describe an extremely large, indefinite number. For example, someone might say, “I’ve told you a zillion times,” to exaggerate. Unlike million or billion, zillion has no specific value—it’s used for emphasis or humor.

 

[Atul]

No, zillion is not a real number. It's an informal, non-specific term used to describe an extremely large, indefinite quantity—similar to words like "gazillion" or "bazillion." It’s often used for exaggeration or humor and doesn’t have a defined value in mathematics or accounting.

 

[MatthewRup]

Although decided to become an informal term referring to a large amount, usually in hyperbole, the term zillion is not a mathematical term.

 

[robbin]

Zillion is not a real number. It’s an informal term used to mean an extremely large, unspecified amount. Unlike million or billion, “zillion” has no fixed numerical value and is used casually or humorously rather than in mathematics or finance.

 

[ElsieStapl]

No, zillion is not a real number. It is an informal, made-up word used for exaggeration. While it sounds like real numbers (million, billion), it has no precise mathematical value or place on the number line.

 

[jarwish]

No, “zillion” is not a real number. It’s an informal term used to mean an extremely large, unspecified amount. In mathematics and science, it has no defined numerical value.

 

[duke]

Haha, no, “zillion” isn’t a real number—it’s just a fun way to say a super huge, indefinite number, like when you can’t even count that high!

 

[simran]

No. “Zillion” is not a real number—it’s an informal term used to mean a very large, unspecified amount, not a mathematically defined value.

 

[royjasika]

"Zillion" is not a real number. It is a colloquial, overstated expression that people refer to when they mean to say a very large amount, but there isn’t a precise amount. Really large numbers of math may be named with some defined names (million, billion, trillion), whereas zillion is just a childish and inaccurate word.

 

[Hellen0346]

No, zillion is not genuinely or ordinarily a number. It is a casual expression that people use to signify a very large, but indeterminate quantity, unlike million or billion, which are mathematically defined values.

 

[Clara]

No, “zillion” is not a real number—it’s an informal term meaning a very large, unspecified amount.