Is a Function Continuous If It Maps Closure to Closure in Metric Spaces?

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Majrou
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Hi,
can anyone help me ?

Given Topological Spaces (metric spaces) (X, d1) and (Y,d2), show that a function f: X -> Y is continuous if and only if f(cl of A) is a subset of cl of f(A) for all A subset X1.

How can i proof this ?

Thank you!
 
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