countably
Able to enumerate
In mathematics, countably describes a set whose elements can be put into one-to-one correspondence with the natural numbers—that is, the elements can be listed in a sequence, even if infinite.
The set of integers is countably infinite; the real numbers are not.
A countably infinite set can be enumerated.
Having no bounds
- finiteHaving definite bounds
- cardinalitySize of a set
- listableCapable of being cataloged
- integersNumbers without fractional components
rationals · sequence · set · elements · enumerable · ordinal · successor · mapping
Recorded count
- numerationAssigning numerical values
- discreteIndividually separate, unconnected
- measurableAble to be gauged
- summationAdding to find total
Finite problem-solving procedure
- iterationRepeated procedural pass
- recursionProcess invoking itself
- enumerationSequential listing of items
- indexingSystematic organization for retrieval
subscript · loop · traverse · increment · array · list · sequential · termination
infinite
Having no bounds
- finiteHaving definite bounds
- cardinalitySize of a set
- listableCapable of being cataloged
integers · rationals · sequence · set · elements · enumerable · ordinal · successor · mapping · injection
tally
Recorded count
- numerationAssigning numerical values
- discreteIndividually separate, unconnected
- measurableAble to be gauged
summation · total · itemized · inventory · census · audit · quantified
algorithm
Finite problem-solving procedure
- iterationRepeated procedural pass
- recursionProcess invoking itself
- enumerationSequential listing of items
indexing · subscript · loop · traverse · increment · array · list · sequential · termination · halting
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