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ClosedUnitInterval surely describes the interval itself, not a member of that interval. The member would be ClosedUnitIntervalValue or something. This is the th
by nicky0 6y ago
ClosedUnitInterval surely describes the interval itself, not a member of that interval. The member would be ClosedUnitIntervalValue or something. This is the thing it would be nice to have a short name for.
Just as we say an integer is a member of the set called the integers.
We say our "X" (the word we are looking for) is a member of the set called the closed unit interval.