Is the Mapping f:\mathbb{Q}_p \rightarrow \mathbb{R} Continuous?

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It really is easier to think of the closed sets, you know, A set is closd in the finite complement topology iff it is finite or the whole space or the empty set.

Thankyou Matt. Using closed sets the continuity is easier to prove because of the topology.
 

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