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  2. Another thing, if I have a long script written by someone else, and I want to see all of the functions, I can do a quick search on "function" to find them. Or even better, I can write a quick JS RegEx to extract all of the functions. IMO, the "const" statement is just for data (not functions) that will NOT change. –

  3. 2. The definition of measurable functions is: Let Σ be a sigma algebra of set X. Then f: X → ˉR is measurable if {x: f(x)> a} ∈ Σ for all a ∈ R. Let f(x) = c. For any a ∈ R, the preimage f − 1(a, + ∞) is equal to either the empty set or X. I can't see how this works out the statement. I do know that the empty set and X are always ...

  4. 2 more important points to note: 1) Static data members can still be modified. 2) Bitwise constness is checked here which means that the memory of the object which called the function is checked bit by bit and no change should be made in it.

  5. It's certainly quite common to refer to a linear polynomial. f(x) = ax + b f (x) = a x + b. as a linear function. (And this naming is supported by the fact that the graph is a line, as you pointed out.) By this definition, the constant function f(x) = b f (x) = b is a linear function. However, we also have the notion of a linear transformation ...

  6. general topology - why all constant functions are continuous ...

    math.stackexchange.com/questions/1733403/why-all-constant-functions-are-continuous

    Hence, f f is continuous. Take f(x) = a f (x) = a constant function. Let U U be an open set in Y Y. We will show that f−1(U) f − 1 (U) is open. We have two cases: 1.a ∈ U 1. a ∈ U. 2.a ∉ U 2. a ∉ U. case 1 1 proof : If a ∈ U a ∈ U ,then f−1(U) = X f − 1 (U) = X since f(x) = a f (x) = a for all x ∈ X x ∈ X. Therefore f− ...

  7. sheaf theory - Sheafification of the constant presheaf -...

    math.stackexchange.com/questions/249961/sheafification-of-the-constant-presheaf

    Moreover, the constant presheaf F F of A A is defined by F(U) = A F (U) = A when U ≠ ∅ U ≠ ∅, again considering the usual restrictions we obtain a presheaf. I am asked to show that the sheafification of F F is A A.For this, I wanted to use the universal property of sheafification, and considered the application θ: F → A θ: F → A ...

  8. Others have answered the technical side of your question about const member functions, but there is a bigger picture here -- and that is the idea of const correctness. Long story short, const correctness is about clarifying and enforcing the semantics of your code. Take a simple example. Look at this function declaration:

  9. I am trying to show that a function that is locally constant on a connected space is, in fact, constant. I have looked at this related question but my approach is a little different than the suggested approach and I'm unsure about the final step and would appreciate a tip.

  10. C++ Best practices for constants - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/9649405

    const bool Constants::doX = true; const bool Constants::doY = false; const int Constants::maxNumX = 5; edited Mar 10, 2012 at 19:30. answered Mar 10, 2012 at 19:20. Luchian Grigore. 258k 66 464 629. They will not be constant expressions if this is done, which is problematic. – Puppy.

  11. Cardinality of set of real continuous functions

    math.stackexchange.com/questions/477

    The cardinality is at most that of the continuum because the set of real continuous functions injects into the sequence space RN by mapping each continuous function to its values on all the rational points. Since the rational points are dense, this determines the function. The Schroeder-Bernstein theorem now implies the cardinality is precisely ...