Is a Function Continuous in a Neighborhood If It's Continuous at a Point?

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If f is continuous at x = a, then is it continuous in some neighborhood of x = a as well?
 
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No
A standard example is
f(x)=x x rational
f(x)=0 x irrational

f is continuous at x=0
 
lurflurf said:
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A standard example is
f(x)=x x rational
f(x)=0 x irrational

f is continuous at x=0

And nowhere else. Not even very close to 0.

--Elucidus
 
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