Chapter 21 - Maths For Regular Expressions Flashcards

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Define Natural number

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A positive whole number including zero.

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Define Set Building

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The process of creating sets by describing them using notation rather than listing the elements.

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Define Member

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Describes a value or element that belongs to a set.

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Define Finite set

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A set where the elements can be counted using natural numbers up to a particular number.

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5
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Define Cardinality

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The number of elements in a set.

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Define countable set

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A finite set where the elements can be counted using natural numbers.

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7
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Define countably infinite sets

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Sets where the elements can put into a one-to-one correspondence with the set of natural numbers.

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Define Cartesian products

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Combining the elements of two or more sets to create a set of ordered pairs

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Define Union

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Where two sets are joined and all of the elements of both sets are included in the joined set.

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Define Intersection

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Describes which elements are common to both sets when two sets are joined

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Define Difference

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Describes which elements differ when two sets are joined together.

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Define Subset

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A set where the elements of one are entirely contained within the other; can include two sets that are exactly the same.

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Define Proper subset

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Where one set is wholly contained within another and the other set has additional elements.

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