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Cardinality of continuous maps determined on a countable dense set (∣C(X,R)∣=2ℵ0​(X=∅ separable))

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Continuous real-valued functions on a space with a countable dense subset are determined by their restrictions to that subset. The equality set of two such functions is closed and contains the dense subset. Hence there are at most ∣R∣ℵ0​=2ℵ0​ such functions. If the domain is nonempty, distinct constant functions give the matching lower bound.

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