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Let f be a function from a set A to another set B, we write f : A → B. To be explicit, this means that f is defined on all of A and all the values of f are in B. In set theoretic terms, range(f) ⊆ B.
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owner: LustrzanyDotyk - (no access) - (Oxford Logic Guides 52) Steve Awodey-Category Theory-Oxford University Press (2010).pdf, p20


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