What is the result when the Absolute Action receives an input parameter of 0?

The Absolute Action is designed to return the absolute value of a given number. Absolute values are defined as the non-negative value of a number without regard to its sign. When the input parameter is 0, the absolute value remains 0 because it is neither positive nor negative. Consequently, the output of the Absolute Action when provided with an input of 0 will be exactly 0, making it a straightforward case of applying the definition of absolute values. This helps in validating the concept that 0 is always treated as its own absolute value, affirming that the function behaves consistently around zero.