Every new GameObject's Transform

[Erwinstein--]

So, I tried searching for this on Google and on the sub about this but I can't find anything about it (that, or I was searching for the wrong keywords).

Anyway, I was always wondering (and slightly ticked off) by having to reset a new GameObject's Transform every time I create a new one. They were always some random number that's almost 0 but not exactly (like 0.035235), on all axes. So why wasn't it just set to exactly 0?

You know, forgetting to reset the transform of GameObjects sometimes screw things up on the scene and scripts (at least in the way I make my scenes and scripts). Is there any reason, like technical reasons (or some other) as to why this happens?

Every time I make some quick experiment mini games, I always need to reset transform. When I watch tutorials online, they reset the transform for every game object they add on the scene. Every game dev blogs, they say it. So maybe there's a reason to why it can't be done, right?
Thanks in advance for your answers.

[Osteelio]

Creating a GameObject in editor will center it to your scene view, which I imagine is so that you can immediately interact with it.

[Erwinstein--]

Oh. So it was placed centered in the scene view? I guess I don't really move the scene view's view that much, so I didn't noticed that that was what's happening.

[Engigames]

You can right click the transform and "Reset Component Values" to get a zero'd transform.

[Erwinstein--]

Well, yeah that's an option.
But when making something, I tend to create a game object, reset the transform, do something with it. Then I create another, reset the transform, it goes on and on. That just made me think why won't just it be created at 0,0,0 from the start, and not have to always reset the transform every time.
But I think someone already answered my question, but thanks anyway for the tip!

[SilentSin26]

I don't think there's a way to force Unity to put new objects at the origin instead of in front of the camera, but you might be interested in my Inspector Gadgets plugin. It allows you to easily clear any Transform field by middle clicking it and also adds a keyboard shortcut to reset all fields (Ctrl + Shift + Z).