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## Overview
**`Decimal.Zero`** is a C# `Decimal` field that represents the number zero (0).

## Syntax




## Parameters

It takes no parameters and is only invoked on the `decimal`.

## Return value

The value returned is a zero (0).

## Code example

// use System
using System;
// create class
class DecimalZero
{
    // main method
    static void Main()
    {
      // print the field
      Console.WriteLine(Decimal.Zero);

      // perform arithmetic operations
      decimal d1 = 3.44m + Decimal.Zero;
      decimal d2 = Decimal.Zero + 4.23m;
      decimal d3 = Decimal.Zero - Decimal.Zero;

      // print values
      Console.WriteLine(d1);
      Console.WriteLine(d2);
      Console.WriteLine(d3);
    }
}

## Explanation

* **Line 10**: We print the value of the `Decimal.Zero` field.
* **Line 13-15**: We perform some arithmetic operations using the `Decimal.Zero` field. We then store the results on some decimal variables `d1`, `d2`, and `d3`.
* **Line 17**: We print the values of the results.

What is Decimal.Zero in C#?

Represents zero in C# Decimal field, used in arithmetic operations and returns zero.