Left and Right Hand Limits Exist in Real Analysis: A Tutorial

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This is a simple question. I need to know if I'm reading the notation correctly.

"Show that for each c in (a,b) the limit f(x) exists as x --> c- and as x --> c+."

This is in Royden's Real Analysis.

What I'm going to do is show that the left and right hand limits exist... right? Just like in Calc. I 15 years ago... like I remember any of this... LOL.

But that's what I'm supposed to do here? Correct?
 
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