For a movie, is 0 out of 0 a perfect or terrible score.

[Jubel]

Honestly, I have no idea.

because it's like, both numbers are the same it could be a perfect score, but its also a zero, which means a bad score.
what do you think guys, is it perfect or bad

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[SteveJenkins]

its neutral

[Char]

0/0 is undefined so it really just depends on the context and why the reviewer would give anything a 0/0 instead of a clear "this sucks" like 0/10 or -10/10 or something

[Moppy]

You fool! You can't have 0/0! The answer is undefined!!

[ArmyUnit]

It is perfectly terrible

[Drydess]

It means the movie is so bad its rating is undefined.

[Planr]

as others have said, undefined. its neither good nor bad because there is no negative or positive value to it. although maybe someone who's a math wiz could tell me whether or not 0 is still considered a positive integer. i dont really know.

[Drydess]

as others have said, undefined. its neither good nor bad because there is no negative or positive value to it. although maybe someone who's a math wiz could tell me whether or not 0 is still considered a positive integer. i dont really know.

I'm fairly sure it's not.

[Planr]

I'm fairly sure it's not.

is it even considered an integer at all?

[Darryl McKoy]

is it even considered an integer at all?

Yes

[sir dooble]

I don't think it counts as a score.
You can't rate something as nothing out of nothing, because that is the only score possible if you're counting it out of nothing.

[Bear_Tracks]

It's still a zero, which is bad. It is out of zero though, which just means that it's undefined as others have said.

[Space1255]

It is perfectly terrible

[The Resonte!]

if you did 0/0 that would divide 0 by 0 and it would destroy the universe

[Hansome duded]

You fool! You can't have 0/0! The answer is undefined!!