A mapping from [0,1) to Reals?

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The discussion centers on the challenge of finding a continuous mapping from the interval [0,1) to the set of real numbers. Participants express frustration over the lack of clarity and previous discussions on the topic. The consensus indicates that existing threads have already addressed this question, suggesting that further inquiries may not yield new insights.

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A mapping from [0,1) to Reals??

A cont. onto mapping from [0,1) to Reals?

I cannot find it. Could somebody throw a hint at me please?
 
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You already have a thread on this that was answered adequately long ago. Stop asking.
 

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