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Chapter 0 - Exercise 1 (f) #8

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leosol opened this issue Sep 23, 2022 · 2 comments
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Chapter 0 - Exercise 1 (f) #8

leosol opened this issue Sep 23, 2022 · 2 comments

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@leosol
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leosol commented Sep 23, 2022

I think that there is no integer n such that n = n +1
By this, I think that Espsylon should be added as a comment to the actual solution.

@joao-vitor-souza
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I think that there is no integer n such that n = n +1 By this, I think that Espsylon should be added as a comment to the actual solution.

Actually, $\epsilon$ is used for empty strings. You probably meant that the solution would be the empty set, denotated by $\emptyset$. Notice that { $\epsilon$ } $\neq \emptyset$

@XingxinHE
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Agree. Maybe the answer is simply "an empty set".

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