Single-variable calculus from first principles
Informally, a function is continuous if you can draw it without lifting your pen: no holes, no jumps, no sudden blow-ups. The precise version pins this down with the limit you just learned: at every point, where the function is heading must match where it actually is.
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▶ Continuity