Defined and undefined
In mathematics, defined and undefined are used to explain things make sense or not in mathematical sense. For example, zero divison is called undefined since you cannot divide things by zero.
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In mathematics, defined and undefined are used to explain things make sense or not in mathematical sense. For example, zero divison is called undefined since you cannot divide things by zero.